Sentence examples for larger contradictions from inspiring English sources

The troubles at the shipyard, and the reaction to it, reveal the larger contradictions in the Polish economy and society, where there is a widening gulf between those in modern businesses and those who are left behind, anchored in older industries like shipbuilding.

Dickens thought that large contradictions could be tamed through small moments of justice.

Mr. Shyamalan's treatment of this story is both preposterous and complicated, and the movie sinks under the weight of a dozen small inconsistencies and several large contradictions.

On the other side, if this analysis focuses on energetic point of view, it shows large contradictions.

There are large contradictions concerning the validity of various types of indexing services and other techniques used to classify the researchers.

The largest contradiction that can easily be inspected is in the themes of Trump and Sanders: Trump has rehabilitated a kind of racism aimed at immigrants, while Sanders has made the taboo word "socialism" acceptable in political dialogue.

In many ways, the Lions are representative of the larger differences — and contradictions — among groups of Jews throughout the world.

He is large; he contains contradictions.

Wall Street is a mess, a morass, a snarl of contradictions large and small — a magnet for envy and indignation, fear and worship.

"Wall Street is a mess, a morass, a snarl of contradictions large and small — a magnet for envy and indignation, fear and worship," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in September.

Firstly, it is shown that a smaller particle can grow temporarily at the expense of its larger neighbours, in contradiction to conventional wisdom.