Sentence examples for had contradictions from inspiring English sources

The tooth wear method estimated ages from 1 to 12 years old, although 12% of the samples had contradictions caused by a variation among individuals of the third molar eruption.

We all have contradictions.

Other characters have arcs; Roland has contradictions.

What this might mean when applied to her own work, however, is something of a mystery: where most writers have methods, stances, principles, Didion has contradictions.

"Most people have contradictions in their lives, but they learn to reconcile them," said William Headley, an uncle who owns a day care center in Nottingham, Pa.

To the extent it has contradictions, it is true to the times we inhabit.

When I went outside for a walk with my kid, there was nobody on the street I could talk to, because we have contradictions in our views.

"Civil rights and human rights movements cannot be so closely aligned with parties because they're going to eventually have contradictions.

Let it just be that way; let us have contradictions [ 15].

On the contrary, moisture susceptibility resistance evaluated with AASHTO T283 appears to have contradiction with the result obtained in wheel track testing.

In The Science of Logic he said that only insofar as something has contradiction in itself does it move, have impulse or activity.