Sentence examples for core contradiction from inspiring English sources
And the President's House, we are told, "exposes the core contradiction at the founding of this nation: enshrinement of liberty and the institution of slavery".
The basic premise of the polygraph reveals its core contradiction: Truth and self-control are the not the same thing.
During his speech on May 27, President Obama alluded to the same conflict, what the president called "humanity's core contradiction".
And so the basic premise of the polygraph reveals its core contradiction: Truth and self-control are the not the same thing.
Because the Dean candidacy was defined by cyberenthusiasts as much as it was by the former governor's inner circle, it never reconciled some core contradictions.
Under the circumstance of continuous nuclear deterrence, the core contradictions in the Sino-U.S. bipolarization are those over international norms, instead of ideological ones, the means of competition are scientific and technological innovation as well as pursuit of friendly ties.
Churches, like any large voluntary organization, have at their core a contradiction.
Frederick embodied to his very core the contradiction in the term "enlightened despot".
As an example, activities allowed during periods of severe market imbalance (Art. 222 of the CMO Regulation) appear in contradiction with core activities of fruit and vegetable POs (Art. 152).
A large proportion of the funding actually came from the UK, because, Rankin says, people over there could see "the decay at the heart of the Australian narrative" – the deep contradiction at the core of a story about an Indigenous man whose artistic legacy is so great and yet whose family and community are living in poverty.
