Sentence examples for human contradictions from inspiring English sources

Yet it remains true to his focus on veiled appearances and human contradictions.

His treatment of the footage is an attempt to clarify, and at the same time represent, all sorts of human contradictions.

Luepnitz's case studies are so wonderful because they not only offer storytelling as salvation, but also illuminate the inherent human contradictions that are revealed in the consulting room -- presenting therapy as part of our endless, imperfect (and endlessly fascinating) quest for intimacy at the cost of individuality.

His shows "flesh out human contradictions rather than push an agenda" and strive to answer an essential question: "How the hell do we want to grow up as queer people, to survive, with respect to community politics?" The answer, he adds, "can make or break a queer person".

For Rilke, the symbol of the angel represents a perfection that is "beyond human contradictions and limitations" in a "higher level of reality in the invisible".

The Associated Press wrote that, "Unlike his brothers, Edward M. Kennedy has grown old in public, his victories, defeats and human contradictions played out across the decades in the public glare".

He was the puzzle of human nature and human contradiction.

He missed a chance to challenge his evangelical audience and connect with it by pointing out the human contradiction between sectarian doctrine and Christian compassion.

Thus, we have one candidate who's a human contradiction.

"A spectacular and rich film, full of all-too-human contradictions.

By giving life to this truth, Montaigne animates for the first time an inner human whose contradictions are identical with his conscience.