Sentence examples for extraordinary contradictions from inspiring English sources

It certainly casts some light on Ludwig's extraordinary contradictions.

In his life and his work, Ai Weiwei asks, What are the possibilities that come with citizenship in a place of such extraordinary contradictions, particularly between the openness of its economic life and the hard limits around its political life?

However, it's all part of a strange illusion -- a web of extraordinary contradictions -- that shape wildlife management in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.

But failing to grasp the extraordinary contradiction evident in receiving Medicare benefits while simultaneously shouting nonsense about "government-run health care" is quite simply inexcusable.

Therefore, the Senate must grapple with the extraordinary contradiction that this nomination presents: no one who has earned Trump's trust could be qualified for a job that requires independence.

The author parses the metaliterary career of Norman Mailer, with all his extraordinary successes, contradictions and irrationalities.

They behave with an extraordinary capacity for contradiction and complexity, as do real human beings.

It's an extraordinary work of contradiction, dividing space into square segments and setting the colours and shapes against each other.

Practically speaking, it is an extraordinary fusion of stylistic contradictions that somehow transform melodramatic excesses and lowdown sight gags into high theater art, suddenly finding new meanings in the oldest clichés and outlandish puns.

The sweep was extraordinary but also full of contradictions.

The Honduran constitution, which was produced under the last military government, is seen as a prime obstacle to political reform: the executive branch is weak; the Army has extraordinary responsibilities; faulty reasoning and contradictions abound.