Sentence examples for emphasize the contradiction from inspiring English sources

Thus, to emphasize the contradiction is to plunge into the world as many; to emphasize the context, or background, or matrix is to plunge into the world as one.

The abolitionist movement emphasized the contradiction between the values of the young nation and the institution of slavery, a contradiction which the founding fathers struggled with.

"Once and for All" embraces and emphasizes the contradictions of the developing mind, creating a vivid 3-D X-ray of the psyche in its formative years.

But influenced by post modernism and feminist theory, this theoretical school emphasized the contradictions in intergenerational relations, not limited to the individual and the conflicting side, which has escaped the trap of over-emphasizing self-reflexivity, deinstitutionalization and detraditionalization, and thus, the structure and the individual are unified.

"The Gospel According to St. Matthew," however, cemented his paradoxical reputation as a Catholic Marxist, and was perhaps the first film to emphasize the existential contradictions inherent in being at once wholly human and utterly divine.

Oudwater and Martin (2003) emphasize the complexity and contradictions of indigenous knowledge.

These statements seem to emphasize the conflicts and contradictions obese smokers have about their current weight and quitting smoking.

The contradictions observed emphasize the importance of using different methods to measure treatment adherence, or the association of psychological precursors of adherence with quality of life.

It further emphasizes that the contradiction between development of integrated transportation system and limited energy resources can be solved when the comparable selection platform is established considering the developmental concepts and overall arrangement of the integrated transportation system.

"I emphasize the 'today' part.

They emphasize the "new Citi".