Sentence examples for deep contradictions from inspiring English sources

Even a cursory look at these costs exposes the deep contradictions in the renewable energy movement.

A city of stark contrasts and deep contradictions, New York is perhaps the most fitting representative of a diverse and powerful nation.

Dr. Van Murray Sim, the founder of Edgewood Arsenal's program of clinical research on psychochemicals, was a man of deep contradictions.

Just what those circumstances were began to filter out early this week, and they attest to deep contradictions in the Israeli military — and in Israeli culture at large.

Only Tony seemed truly distressed at how tragic and needless her death was, a response that illuminates the deep contradictions in his character.

Another story that touches on the deep contradictions of racial relations in America is Lewis Lapham's 1964 profile of Thelonious Monk, which appeared online for the first time this week, on longform.org.org

There is also a deep contradiction in Fraser's proposal.

In the end, there is a deep contradiction in Hayek's thought.

What he does instead is expose the deep contradiction between Washington's long experiment in slashing the civilian instruments of American power and its post-9/11 attempt to use those same instruments to remake the greater Middle East.

The last crisis may be over, but it has exacerbated a deep contradiction at the heart of Europe between euro-zone economies' need for integration and the voters' rejection of it.

"There is a deep contradiction in the attitudes of a society which celebrates equality in principle yet treats some people, especially the poor and vulnerable, as unwanted, unvalued and unnoticed," the bishops write.