Sentence examples for contradictions arising from inspiring English sources

January 1 , 1972Eṣfahān Asghar Farhadi, (born January 1 , 1972 Eṣfahān, Iran) Iranian filmmaker whose dramas examine ethical problems and contradictions arising from social class, gender, and religion in modern Iran.

The contradictions arising in the assumptions regarding friction are analyzed.

Concerning the issue whether self-reference can be avoided in deriving paradoxes, and hence whether there are genuine contradictions arising from ungroundedness, a positive answer has been given by the semantical paradox of Yablo 1995 (there are infinitely many agents a0, a1, a2, etc., each one claiming the same sentence: "at least one agent following me is lying"; but this yields a contradiction).

Of his friendships with other religious leaders, by contrast, much is recorded in correspondence; but here the contradictions arise.

No such contradictions arise in popular culture and in the media; the disabled are increasingly being incorporated into television programs, movies and articles.

Private collections have existed for centuries, but when this is added to nomadic behaviour, curious contradictions arise; this is the area studied by Archive II.

The book is not a muddle, exactly, for out of its contradictions arise its charisma; it is not wise, exactly, but its intensity approaches the visionary.

These contradictions arise in part from Saint-Just's complex character and in part from an imperfect knowledge of his childhood and adolescence.

In particular, such contradictions arise when essentially opposed concepts are thought together as unities.

Apparently, contradictions arise from the fact that these ideas are not always adequate.

Apparent window size contradictions arise when optimizing simultaneously for low energy (small sizes) and visual comfort (large sizes).