Sentence examples for contradictions coexist from inspiring English sources
The patterns and contradictions coexist (i.e., they presuppose one another) and are part of the learning that should occur in a study (i.e., learning considered as cultural production) (see Tobin 2015 for a fuller description of authentic inquiry).
To Ms. Tec's credit, she allows these contradictions to coexist in her pages.
His letters, unfolding over time, enable these contradictions and alternative stories to coexist.
South-central Harlem has always been a neighborhood full of contradictions -- and nationalities struggling to coexist.
"One of the contradictions of the Brazilian character is the capacity for great warmth to coexist with an extreme individualism," said Renato Janine Ribeiro, a professor of political philosophy at the University of Sao Paulo.
Thailand increasingly exists as a place of contradictions, where ancient animism coexists alongside hyper-capitalist modernity.
Still, what should be the starting point of an intellectual effort to coexist: jihadist networks, the tradition of Parisian satire, the sanctity of free speech, the nature of religious hurt, or the conflicts and contradictions of a coercive negative solidarity?
