Sentence examples for huge contradiction from inspiring English sources
"The huge contradiction at the center of Japanese-Chinese relations is the fact that politics and the economics are moving in completely opposite directions," said Kazuko Mori, a China specialist at Waseda University in Tokyo.
In the aggressive style he honed as a prosecutor two decades ago, Mr. Kerry unleashed a barrage of criticism against President Bush's nuclear arms treaty with Russia, saying it "neutered" previous pacts and included a "huge contradiction".
"There is a huge contradiction between Nicolas Sarkozy's goal to reinvent himself on the international scene as a G-20 president and his goal to reinvent himself at home by playing to far-right voters," said Dominique Moïsi of the French Institute for International Relations.
Nick Dearden, of pressure group Global Justice Now, said: "There's a huge contradiction in Obama coming to the UK to support the remain campaign, and Obama coming to Europe to promote TTIP, the toxic trade deal between the EU and the US.
However, as an author your data might be incomplete, or you may have overlooked a huge contradiction in your results, or you may have made major errors in the study design.
It was a huge contradiction and the Poizner campaign decided to make illegal immigration a leading edge issue.
There are questions like: 'What is a fat burner going to do to make a footballer better?' There are huge areas of contradiction because there is not a definitive link in football to say that 'this fat burner helped him score that goal'.
In those real-life seconds of film a huge tangle of American social contradiction lands squarely in front of us.
The huge number of permits, plus legal gaps and contradictions, create endless possibilities for obstructions, delays and kickbacks.
On another level, Papa seems to have spent huge amounts of time trying to square the contradictions in his spiritual and family life.
David Nasaw stresses the contradictions in Hearst -- "William Randolph Hearst was a huge man with a tiny voice" are the writer's very first words.
