Sentence examples for contradictory representations from inspiring English sources

Surveying the Bible's contradictory representations of God, Miles sees not a variety of contradictory authors but the single biography of a God who is himself contradictory.

He concludes that there was significant influence from pedagogical theory on the novel: "educational theory during the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries formed an indispensable source for the English novel's narrative form and its often contradictory representation of individuals' social identity" (p. 2).

The genius of Las Meninas, Alpers argues, inheres in its oscillation between these contradictory tactics of representation.

In §3 I briefly discuss the mismatch between the representation of contradictory negation as a propositional operator and its varied realization within natural language.

These findings seem to be contradictory to the under-representation of the exposed orientation observed in the present study.

Pitkin offers one of the most comprehensive discussions of the concept of political representation, attending to its contradictory character in her The Concept of Representation.

Some representations lead to contradictory impressions.

Both the delegate and the trustee conception of political representation place competing and contradictory demands on the behavior of representatives.

Any adequate theory of representation must grapple with these contradictory demands.

Furthermore, due to the possibility of representation of a different notion of uncertainty (contradictory information), we can also develop different similarity relations between individuals.

These diverse representations of Irishness reflect the cultural ambivalence and contradictory effects of various cultural collisions that have resulted from the processes of globalization/accelerated modernization in Ireland.