Sentence examples similar to contradictory tenets from inspiring English sources
But at the risk of committing the unpardonable sin of deconstructing a joke, it also doesn't work because its premise that wearing high heels is inherently contradictory to the tenets of feminism, because high heels are a patriarchal construct is flawed.
They do not mention the fact that numerous Muslims died as victims of the 9/11 attacks, that Muslims have been in the United States for hundreds of years, and that the vast majority of American Muslims condemned the attacks on civilians as contradictory to the tenets of Islam.
This attitude appears contradictory to ethical and scientific tenets, which should underpin the evaluation of the risk benefit ratio in special populations, such as children.
It just seems so contradictory, in this age, to cling to old tenets and dogmas: angels, gods, a hereafter, etc.
"Any form of violence is totally contradictory to the teachings of the Buddha," Tshiteem said, noting that Ahimsa (non-violence) "is a central tenet in Buddhist philosophy".
That it undermined religious tenets?
Shulamith endlessly questioned her parents' tenets.
What were the style's tenets?
Either alternative is contradictory.
