Sentence examples for contradiction of a from inspiring English sources

It's also the contradiction of a wider set of fallacious assumptions.

The greatest contradiction of "A Book About Design," however, is the cover: an overdecorated smiley face.

Perhaps the oddest contradiction of A Land is between its island patriotism and its planetary holism.

His decision to join the Warriors comes as a contradiction of a decade worth of self-presentation.

A contradiction of a week for Croatia, who were turned over by Peru with their stars present but overcame Mexico when many of them had returned home.

The European Union today is trapped in the contradiction of a monetary union that lacks the capacity to coordinate economic and fiscal policies.

Nonetheless, the striking contradiction of an unelected legislative assembly in a country that prided itself on its traditions of liberal democracy was apparent.

I am in that contradiction of an age where you are young enough to go out, but too exhausted to.

For this issue of VICE we spent a week living in the amazing contradiction of an outback town that is Coober Pedy.

In both name and curation, the artist's inaugural L.A. exhibit recognizes the natural contradiction of an indoor gallery of street art.

The whiA sporulation-specific promoter could be transcribed in vitro by WhiG-containing RNA polymerase (Kaiser & Stoddard, 2011), in contradiction of an earlier result (Ainsa et al., 2000).