Sentence examples for in the contradictions of from inspiring English sources

"Borgia" also factors in the contradictions of papal intrigue and religious faith.

A phrase of Thoreau's close to my heart is "revel in the contradictions of love and pain and deep thought".

These care workers are painfully caught in the contradictions of a society that puts little value on caring.

But if there was method in the madness of his personal life, there was no less logic in the contradictions of his political career.

Tarantino obviously likes his characters a great deal, but he's caught in the contradictions of making an hommage à schlock: he has to kill the women in order to set up the rest of the movie.

Tarantino has his triumph, but he's caught in the contradictions of making an hommage à schlock — he can't decide whether to be a humanist or a nihilist, so he opportunistically becomes both.

San Francisco's LGBT community is not alone in navigating the contradictions of policing and safety in the wake of the Orlando attack.

Hanif's latest novel, Butt and Bhatti, extracted in Granta, explores the contradictions of romance in ways that are both universal and peculiar to the subcontinent.

I'm interested in the contradiction of the exterior appearance and the inner being of these structures.

The European Union today is trapped in the contradiction of a monetary union that lacks the capacity to coordinate economic and fiscal policies.

Elsewhere honours are more even, though it's precisely the contrast between the two men – the secret connection present in the contradiction of types – that was the key to their achievement.