Sentence examples for contradictions from from inspiring English sources

Contradictions from the environment, particularly contradicting peer opinion led to the same result.

She added: "I am shocked by the contradictions from the most celebrated experts in Europe".

As a consequence, there is no apparent way, in his system, to derive the known contradictions from them.

The issue of whether the alleged victim was the girl in the film was also subject to contradictions from witnesses, including relatives and childhood friends.

The folk revival of the 1950s and '60s was a tangle of contradictions from the start, and half a century later, those contradictions have only multiplied.

The New Deal contained contradictions from the beginning, with wings dedicated to direct economic planning conflicting with those looking to manage the economy.

There remains a baseline contradiction from which he cannot escape: when it comes to competition faced and opponents chosen, the boxer who has not yet lost cannot win.

This rule says that no matter what \ you are trying to prove, if you demonstrate a contradiction from the assumptions you have already made, then your proof is complete.

"The Next Three Days" is an honorably made film, but it's a caper without play or wit, a caper with real, suffering people in it, and a contradiction from beginning to end.

Having ascribed to existent monads indestructibility, self-sufficiency, and imperviousness to extrinsic causality, Leibniz distinguished truths of reason, whose nonexistence would involve a contradiction, from truths of fact, whose existence depended on God's free choice.

The proof consists of deriving a contradiction from the sentence Let x be the greatest prime number, which contains a description, the greatest prime number, that by hypothesis does not refer.