Sentence examples for contradiction of this from inspiring English sources

Partisan warfare (always successful, as history testifies) acts in direct contradiction of this rule.

Orwell seems never to have realized the economic contradiction of this, at least explicitly.

Alleged European expenses scandals failed to stand up or to dent Farage's popularity; the apparent contradiction of this Europhobe employing his "German wife" was ineffective.

But then the interviewer pointed out that earlier in the interview Cameron had said his party's commitment to sexual equality was "irreversible"; wasn't allowing a free vote in direct contradiction of this stance?

Mr. Vollmann has asked the same question in many different settings: Why are you poor? "In appropriate contradiction of this book's hopes and pretenses," he writes, "poor people's answers are frequently as impoverished as their lives".

Which meant, in turn, the essential contradiction of this administration's sales pitch endured: The justification for war being invoked is simply too broad to fit the means and ends being contemplated.

Vitality was an asset for a long while and their lead at the interval was not a complete contradiction of the trends in this final.

Guantánamo Bay continues to be a disgrace and a contradiction of the noble principles that this country proclaims so proudly but so blatantly fails to practice.

This theoretical contradiction of the effect of land-use mix on crime makes it difficult to reach a conclusive agreement and thus warrants further investigation.

The contradictions of this argument are apparent.

Gerwig superbly incarnates the contradictions of this insecure woman.