Sentence examples for contradictory terms from inspiring English sources

How might one explain what some perceive as contradictory terms?

A more nuanced approach might have let Wilson stand on his own contradictory terms.

"Libertarian paternalism" suggests that these two seemingly contradictory terms can actually define a non-contradictory and attractive policy alternative.

In order to avoid useless discussions concerning contradictory terms, one should use the term «metrological observation» in case of doubt.

** Gibney frames the answer to the question of why consumers were so affected by Jobs's death in the same contradictory terms.

When Trump described his foreign policy strategy on the campaign trail, it was often in vague, broad and even contradictory terms: He promised to strengthen the military — in hopes that it would never have to take action.

So much so that a French cinematographer like Truffaut would suggest that English cinema is a contradictory term".

Vanessa Friedman, fashion editor at the Financial Times took to the stage earlier to argue that sustainable fashion is a contradictory term.

The area around Bathgate Avenue and 174th Street is an industrial park, a contradictory term for a place that has more concrete-covered factory floors than grassy fields.

And he says his colleague's behavior is a good example of that catchily contradictory term, just beginning to make the rounds through the psychological sciences.

In other words, this talk attempts to untangle — through a discussion of celebrity, paranoia, and maximalist aesthetics — what we mean when we use the seemingly contradictory term "reclusive persona".