Sentence examples for contradiction from the from inspiring English sources

The proof consists of deriving a contradiction from the sentence Let x be the greatest prime number, which contains a description, the greatest prime number, that by hypothesis does not refer.

And Justice Jackson's dissent, joined by Justice Frankfurter, affirmatively asserted the opposite, with no contradiction from the court: "Due process does not invest any alien with a right to enter the United States, nor confer on those admitted the right to remain against the national will.

Analogously one can get the contradiction from the case.

Since ε is arbitrary, we can get a contradiction from the above inequality.

The statement Con(PA) is a Π01-statement (informally it asserts "for all natural numbers n, n does not code a proof of a contradiction from the axioms of PA").

Given Thrasymachus' apparently conflicting slogans, Socrates has no difficulty in opening with a classic elenchus — that is, a refutation which elicits a contradiction from the interlocutor's own beliefs (339b-340b).

The new energy is being infused into Clinton's campaign alongside an effort with the White House to exploit the uneasiness that swing voters have with Trump's contradictions and shoot-from-the-hip approach.

So we derive a contradiction from this symbolization and the assumption that (1′) and (2′) are true.

Contradictions from the environment, particularly contradicting peer opinion led to the same result.

She added: "I am shocked by the contradictions from the most celebrated experts in Europe".

The folk revival of the 1950s and '60s was a tangle of contradictions from the start, and half a century later, those contradictions have only multiplied.