Sentence examples for logical contradictions from inspiring English sources

Yet later he admitted quantum mechanics doesn't contain any logical contradictions and is logically unexceptionable.

Finally, perhaps the most awkward consequence of Prior's logic, however, is the fact that logical contradictions that aren't necessarily statable turn out to be weakly possible!

In an article this year titled "Multiverses and Blackberries" in The Skeptical Inquirer, Martin Gardner wrote, "Lewis seriously maintains that every logically possible universe -- that is, one with no logical contradictions such as square circles -- is somewhere out there".

Logical contradictions were simply disregarded.

Following the political scientist John David Skrentny and the historian Hugh Davis Graham, Mr. Anderson emphasizes the "ironies of affirmative action," the policies' logical contradictions and perverse effects.

Some pro-life South Dakotans, Gorney writes, felt that their personal moral convictions shouldn't become law, but many changed their minds because the vote forced them to confront logical contradictions in their own thinking.

The answer set semantics may assign a logic program to model, due to logical contradiction or unstable negation, which is caused by cyclic dependency of an atom on its negation.

Now, I realize this presents a logical contradiction.

Even so, the complaining foreigner poses something of a logical contradiction.

Indeed, waging war and working with the community are a logical contradiction.

There is, for example, no logical contradiction in claiming that planets move around the Sun in circles rather than ellipses.