Sentence examples for evident contradictions from inspiring English sources

The problems of Greece and Spain are complicated enough, but the pressure on euro zone leaders to resolve the evident contradictions in the common currency and to move faster toward more political and fiscal integration is rising by the day.

Part of the problem is that there are evident contradictions in some of the reported observations (that might partly be caused by differences in the way cell cultures are synchronized and differences in growth conditions).

The letter urged priests to "call attention to the various evidences of the culture of death: abortion, euthanasia, assisted suicide, violence, discrimination, and to the evident contradiction of claiming to be a faithful Catholic while rejecting the teaching on the church".

Their defense of tolerance contributed especially to the recognition of the evident contradiction between the theological self-conception of Christianity as a religion of love of God and neighbour and the inhumanity practiced by the churches in the persecution of dissenters.

It is possible to accept the former but reject the latter without evident contradiction.

This is in evident contradiction to the observation for the SnO2 thin films, as summarized in [5].

This piece of data is in evident contradiction with their conclusion that inflammation is increased.

The notion of evolvability as a selectable trait is in evident contradiction to the known efforts of evolution aimed at creating genetic stability of organisms and lineages [ 25].

It's a self-evident contradiction.

And the self-evident contradiction of that, in part, was what broke through the barriers.

Levels of Analysis of Vasubandhu It is extremely important to keep these levels apart, in order to prevent Vasubandhu from committing an evident self-contradiction.