Sentence examples for contradiction lies from inspiring English sources

In contradiction lies strength, he suggests.

The contradiction lies in believing that we were liberators, when in fact we oppressed the freedoms and wishes of Fallujans.

The answer to the seeming contradiction lies in the distinction most software developers make between promising quality software and being willing to risk litigation over the promise.

In this contradiction lies an inherent, outdated suggestion that football fans are unworthy of the privileges enjoyed by the general public.

The contradiction lies in believing that we were heroes, when the definition of "hero" bares no relation to our actions in Fallujah.

For Ms. Diaz, her contradiction lies somewhere between the soft, dreamy gaze of her large eyes and the startling explosiveness of her exaggeratedly wide, almost goofy smile.

The self-contradiction lies in the fact that a statement is made about "all" the members of a certain class, when the statement or the object to which the statement refers is itself a member of the class.

Within those contradictions lies a tension that is always just below the surface and always the object of careful monitoring by the generals.

And the promised sale of state assets, notably of the rotten state telecoms company, has barely been mentioned.At the heart of these contradictions lies the venomous tribal politics that Mr Kibaki vowed to end.

Contradictions lie at the heart of most good biographies, and Mr. Perlmutter makes full use of the ones here.

At the heart of these contradictions lay historical patterns of exclusion that restrict who counts as a political actor, (environmental) decision-maker, and therefore citizen.