Sentence examples for into contradiction from inspiring English sources

Her image was a powerful one, because she appeared to have liberated her female sexuality, and also because her blackness and the fantasy of her accessibility threw into contradiction social mores regarding both sex and race.

When young people first hear philosophical questions about the traditional moral standards they have learned from their parents and their community, and when they see that it is difficult to defend these orthodoxies without falling into contradiction, they are prone to reject all traditional morality and to become essentially lawless.

In the WA the One comes into contradiction with itself and the two forces constantly vie with each other.

If such a view is not to collapse into contradiction the notions of facticity and transcendence must be elucidated.

Being reasonable in CAD-CAE project design, such restrictions fall into contradiction with the concept of a research code that is often aimed at studying new models and algorithms.

Thus the non-transitivity of the counterpart relation (a relation based on resemblance) appears neatly to allow the counterpart theorist to respect both the tolerance principle and the restriction principle, without falling into contradiction.

The job of Opponens was to try to force Respondens into contradictions.

It is no argument against those who wish to distinguish mere indiscernibility from real identity to say that they "will soon fall into contradictions," e.g., Grelling's or Russell's.

July 2009: In late July, the GOP-alternative effort briefly falls into contradictions.

There's also an implication in the word "test" that people who function better while not holding opposing ideas in their minds and therefore choose that state for the sake of their own happiness are somehow less first-rate than people who rush headlong into contradictions.

In 1923, before history could transform these two facts into a contradiction, Lubitsch moved to Hollywood.