Sentence examples for fatal contradiction from inspiring English sources

For at its heart the novel has a fatal contradiction.

You say you want both some form of local co-ordination and to let headteachers make individual decisions over term times – but these are in fatal contradiction.

Scores of campaigns against new housing developments have sprung up over the past two years and this surge of activism has been unleashed by a fatal contradiction in government policy.

The duality that tragedy views as a fatal contradiction in the nature of things, comedy views as one more instance of the incongruous reality that everyone must live with as best they can.

And here, surely, is the fatal contradiction in the notion of a post-Brexit Britain that will combine huge tax benefits for the corporate few with Theresa May's promise of social justice for the many.

But by pursuing this rule change -- by authorizing the dumping of waste into living waters -- the administration has involved itself in a fatal contradiction, claiming to support the Clean Water Act while also undercutting it.

The fatal contradiction of liberalism is that it embraces diversity and claims of justice, yet accepts and colludes in a structure of inequality and exploitation.

But it cannot keep him from the fatal contradictions of Corbyn's Bind for ever.

It was a heart-breaking story, one which, at the same time, laid out the fatal contradictions of the war.

Physicists working on other experiments say their results rule out such particles, but the Fermilab group contends that a realistic look at the data and the uncertainties shows no fatal contradictions.

This contradiction is a fatal flaw at the heart of British attempts to strengthen the nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and to ensure the success of its Review Conference in 2010.