Sentence examples similar to immense contradiction from inspiring English sources
His political views embraced immense contradictions: he was anti-imperialist, but skeptical of parliamentary democracy; opposed in equal measure to capitalism and socialism; anti-Semitic, but violently scornful of Hitler.
These two places represent the immense contradictions and inequalities that can be found all throughout Delhi and India as a whole.
This sort of blatant contradiction does immense damage to the Catholic Church's credibility.
Still, sports is the only place where I tend to agree sometimes with unbridled free-market principles, so the contradiction is not too immense.
Governor Walker's actions are of immense importance to women and stand in direct contradiction to our continued progress.
Like many visitors, she was equally entranced and perplexed by this immense land of sensuous beauty, social and political contradictions, and staggering cultural variety.
The great contradiction of the Hu and Wen period is that, at a time of immense dynamism and change within China socially, economically, and technologically, the politicians proved themselves eerily faceless and, more often than not, absent.
Nigeria today is a seething caldron, maddening in its contradictions and capacity for self-destruction but full of promise too, in its immense energy and human resources.
Currah reminds us that "for transgender people, the immense number of state actors defining sex [and gender] ensnares them in a Kafkaesque web of official identity contradiction and chaos".
