Sentence examples for contradiction going on from inspiring English sources
"Now we have leaves that suggest a deciduous habit and fossil wood that is suggesting an evergreen habit, so we have a bit of a contradiction going on," Ryberg said here Wednesday (Oct . 30 at the annual meeting of the Geological Society of America.
It was such a contradiction to what was going on around us".
The contradictions go on and on.
Contradictions went on to become a women's workshop run by Nicols in which "anyone could participate".
"Sometimes," says Paul Krassner, whose satiric and radical journalism inspired Cusack and his co-creators, "humor is just a way of calling attention to the contradictions or the hypocrisy that's going on officially.... That's the function of humor -- it can alter your reality".
She said: "It [the magazine] housed a lot of contradictions that reflected a lot that was going on in the women's liberation movement".
(Besides, he adds, is Snapple really made from "the best stuff on earth"?) What's really going on, of course, isn't contradiction; it's compromise.
What's really going on out there and how do we reconcile this apparent contradiction?
If the Murdochs seemed at times distant, even oblivious, to what was going on in their own company, there were no obvious admissions of wrongdoing or glaring contradictions in their testimony, analysts said.
I could go on for hundreds of pages about the contradictions and historical problems of the Jesus narrative.
