Sentence examples for great contradictions from inspiring English sources

"We lived with great contradictions," Prokhorov said.

Appraisal of the late 36th President as a man of great contradictions.

The big problems (and great contradictions) in a vast attempt to engage with Russia were encapsulated in congressional testimony given in Washington last week.

It is one of the great contradictions in football's modern history that partly due to the rehabilitation Taylor himself ushered in, the directors then indulged in more "wheeler dealing in the buying and selling of shares, and indeed of whole clubs" than ever before.

"One of the great contradictions of our cinema in Iran is that we have all these films shot in bizarre places with exotic people that are usually done to hit the foreign market, and they don't do at all well here because they're absurd fantasies.

"It is one of the great contradictions of the academy programme that while it is asserted they will be free of central government control, in fact they are answerable directly to the education secretary," said the union's general secretary, Christine Blower.

"It's a great contradiction".

It's a great contradiction of styles".

Narcissism is the great contradiction of my dad and the great paradox of spirituality, of which he is an icon".

That she agreed is a sign of the great contradiction that haunts her writing and especially her life.

The fact that Obama, Francis's symbol for American decadence, became one of the most popular figures in the country brought the great contradiction of his thought into relief.