Sentence examples for direct contradiction between from inspiring English sources

You can indeed scan the text of Mr Lilley's speech, and then of Mr Hague's, and find no direct contradiction between their ideas and Thatcherism's ideological inheritance.

And your- that's a direct contradiction between the civil rights protection and the religious liberty protection.

Fischer recently confronted Romney's faith, declaring that there is "a direct contradiction between Mormon theology and the teaching of Jesus Christ".

There is potentially a direct contradiction and tension here between what the author intends and what the text ends up saying.

Overall, it is concluded that linear regression analysis applied to nationally collected ecologic data cannot be used to usefully infer a causal relationship between air quality and mortality which is in direct contradiction to other major published studies.

It continues in direct contradiction of the Sandford principle, which is supposed to govern the management of national parks: that when there is a conflict between conservation and other uses, conservation should take priority.

Such separation is a direct contradiction of European norms of equality and human rights.

"But that is in direct contradiction to the music; it makes her suicide quite simply improbable".

His refusal to recognize federal lands, for example, is in direct contradiction with the Nevada State Constitution.

Partisan warfare (always successful, as history testifies) acts in direct contradiction of this rule.

Both of these objectives will be sacrificed by this bill in direct contradiction of Coalition policy".