Sentence examples for felt contradiction from inspiring English sources

However, the felt contradiction between normativity and deflationism is difficult to make precise.

We feel pain at the felt contradiction between this and our actual self and pain at the thought of not being the superior self we desire.

This situation sets up a conflict between the actual person the addict now is and the represented better person he wishes to be and this generates disharmony or what Bradley often calls a "felt contradiction".

Others have raised the felt contradictions between the tragic and luminous Jewish heritage and the ahistorical comforts and complacencies of American life.

The consequence of this line of thinking for moral theory is that we have a test by which to determine whether we have realized ourselves in a particular case: namely, have we arrived at a greater unity, which means fewer felt contradictions or explicit contradictions in our desires, our dispositions and the like?

She felt no contradiction in joining anti-globalisation protesters who rocked the 1999 World Trade Organisation meeting in Seattle, but they were less sure about the sincerity of an anti-multinationalist who headed a company with 2,000 outlets in 55 countries.

No one felt these contradictions and counterstrains more than the most important religious leader in American history, Jonathan Edwards.

I don't feel any contradiction".

Chopra considers herself a feminist; you wonder whether she feels any contradiction, owing her career to a contest that judges women on their looks.

They feel a contradiction to everyday life experiences with overwhelming influence of frictional forces (force seems to be proportional to velocity).

Like many other Catholic priests and monks who have taken up, and even taught, Zen, Brother David did not feel a contradiction between his Catholic contemplative practice and Zen meditation.