Sentence examples for contradiction one from inspiring English sources

Reverie is the one way in which, without contradiction, one can want not to want.

Reverie is the one way in which, without contradiction, one can want to not want.

A major goal of On Interpretation is to discuss the thesis that, of every such contradiction, one member must be true and the other false.

When there is a contradiction, one must nip it while it is still in the bud.

Why the contradiction?One explanation is that Americans are drawing a distinction between principle and practice or what they assume to be practice.

To explain this contradiction one has to include motivations and interests followed by Indian governments independent of political events in Fiji.

Analyzing secreted angiogenesis-related proteins in both endothelial and tumor cells, we observed two major aspects of this contradiction: on one side, metformin modulates both pro- and anti-angiogenic factors in endothelial cells with no apparent advantage of one over the other.

Leaving aside the obvious contradiction – on one hand Ofcom's not tough enough, on the other we don't need regulation at all – the common factor is equally clear: either way the Mail has it in for Ofcom.

They will see, in other words, a creature of manipulation and self-contradiction: one they will feel they can rely on less.

Here surely is a contradiction; on the one side the Soul is above all guilt; on the other, we hear of its sin, its purification, its expiation; it is doomed to the lower world, it passes from body to body.

Or as Mr. Morse put it, it's "one of Flavin's myriad contradictions". One factor in valuing a Flavin, however, dwarfs all others: the certificate that accompanied its production.