Sentence examples for minor contradiction from inspiring English sources

Grieve said: "From this minor contradiction came the view that the body must have been moved.

This may be considered but a minor contradiction in his complex personality.

From that "minor contradiction" questions began to be asked about why the body had been moved, he said.

Examination of the rat PSG N1 domain exon alignments demonstrated minor contradictions between the common ancestor of PSG36, PSG37 and PSG39 and that of PSG38 and PSG41 (Fig. 3A).

Limitations of this book include the predictable minor duplications and contradictions between chapters written by different authors.

However, the importance attributed to respect for individual preferences seems to be in contradiction with the minor weight lent to the choice of the place of dying (i.e. C2).

Then the above proof with a minor modification also leads to a contradiction.

The wavy-haired composer's last symphonic work, in D minor, is a mass of paradoxes and contradictions.

Roux has quizzed witnesses in minute detail about their testimonies, patiently probing for any contradictions and homing in on any minor discrepancy, sometimes with sarcasm that some observers have found patronising.

Only a minor percentage considers putting their name in the Austrian contradiction registry.

You know you have a British institution, minor or major, when its origins are lost in a sizzle of contradictions.