Sentence examples for contradictions a from inspiring English sources

Out of these contradictions, a play's argument emerges.

But his work that contains contradictions — a "salad of symbols" too freewheeling to parse.

This show is a prism of contradictions, a little gem of theatricality.

His career was full of highs and lows and he was full of contradictions, a very unstable, excessive character".

But Supersonic reminds us how Oasis's cocksure invincibility was, underneath it all and despite its contradictions, a message of liberation.

His accidental presidency would go on to be full of tensions and contradictions – a gift to a playwright.

We are confronted, then, with a contradiction — not a logical contradiction, but a lived contradiction.

The Alliance party leader David Ford noted at the Liberal Democrat conference last month: "The executive is struggling with its own internal contradictions - a right wing populist DUP leading the executive along with Sinn Fein which has barely moved away from its revolutionary Marxism.

But the contradictions provide a clue.

It's the system that is leading you into these contradictions.'" A few days before coming to St Paul's, I had met a leading figure from a Christian charity who recalled having lunch with a banker friend high up in the executive dining room of a City office.

Sheffield has always been a place of enormous contradictions, 'a dirty picture in a golden frame' as it used to be put; with the contrast of heavy industry and the beauty of the Peak District.