Sentence examples for irresolvable differences from inspiring English sources

The stalwarts of the nationalist and peace camps see irresolvable differences between Mr. Sharon's Likud and Mr. Barak's Labor Party.

Perhaps the most visible evidence of this convergence can be found in Luc Delahaye's "Jenin Refugee Camp," a mural-size print worthy of Andreas Gursky, viscerally charged by its presentation of grand-scale destruction caused by the irresolvable differences between "neighbors" (Palestinians and Israelis) who can only consider each other "strangers".

Descriptive relativism is also central to the brand of relativism advocated by the sociologists of scientific knowledge and other social constructionists who argue that, even in the so-called "hard sciences", we cannot escape the specter of irresolvable differences and even incommensurability (see §4.4.3).

Yet, due to a lack of leadership and seemingly irresolvable differences among their members, they are holding up funding for the Department of Homeland Security, which is set to run out this Friday.

At least three scales were read for each fish to confirm the age, and 20% of scales were cross-checked by a second analyst to avoid bias, in cases of irresolvable difference between the measurements of both analysts samples were removed from the study.

The result is an irresolvable drama about an irresolvable conflict – a work of compelling intelligence, provocation and wit.

Indeed we might end up thinking that a right to irresolvable conflict might be the most realistic right we could come up with.

In a brief essay on "Logical Positivism" in 1945, Russell gently but pointedly ridiculed Carnap's disposition to resolve every apparently irresolvable dispute by appeal to linguistic relativism.

In the midst of their irresolvable conflict, a lingam wrapped in fire appears between them.

However, the "Guidelines" ignore the willful and irresolvable conflict they create for military chaplains' Constitutional and legal duty to care for all of those in uniform.

The researchers were not allowed to seek formal ethical committee approval 19 because of an irresolvable conflict of interest (rather a national trait in Italy).