If our work in this field is not meticulous and thorough, and if the scope of people from whom we seek suggestions and advice for proposals for solving problems is too narrow, if the proposed schedules are not understood and accepted by most local people, those concrete social contradictions might emerge in the forms of "ethnic contradictions" or "religious contradictions".
"Miuccia did something that was a new form of contradiction, a new form of ugly.
Cf. Buridan's earlier claim that contradiction requires not only the logical form of contradiction, but the speaker's intention (S 9.7, 2nd sophism: 943).
"Unscientific" is a narrower concept than "non-scientific" (not scientific), since the former but not the latter term implies some form of contradiction or conflict with science.
Place the mind of a free-market theorist in the form of a long-haired Scandinavian hipster and you get the kind of contradiction that captivates the press.
The new Europe originates in Albania, a country of almost 3 million inhabitants that wears on its face the indelible traces of unconceivable suffering, still visible in the form of profound contradictions.
If they were true in virtue of their meaning alone (even if unobviously so), and thus analytic, then the necessity might be said to be purely logical, where to deny the claim is then to assert some form of logical contradiction (cf. Bennett 1979, Walker 1978: 18 23, Walker 1989: 63 4, Bell 1999).
BIG founder Bjarke Ingels describes it to The Creators Project as an organised collision of contradictions, "free-form ret rigorous, modular yet sculptural, both transparent and opaque, both box and blob".
BIG founder Bjarke Ingels describes it to The Creators Project as an organized collision of contradictions, "free-form ret rigorous, modular yet sculptural, both transparent and opaque, both box and blob".
Intellectual audacity and chaotic idiocy combine in Stoppard's particular showy farce form — a pageant of contradiction that broadcasts his stoicism and provides heat in a cooling universe.
