What is fresh in this book is her artful and rhythmic recreation of Lee's life amidst the cascade of his enduring and notable contradictions.
10, 11 However, despite this evidence, notable contradictions still remain.
His speech to a group of foreign policy mandarins was notable for its contradictions, lack of specifics and occasional belligerence.
For many Afghans, however, recent American policies seem notable for their internal contradictions.
This novel, with its brightly proclamatory title, a title promising loudness, confident statement, irrefutable presence and exuberance, even a kind of jazzy brashness or biblical heft, begins in immediate contradiction with a notable quietness, a state of wounded and private withdrawal.
But the show is perhaps most notable as a portrait of the contradictions inherent in molding a winning Democratic candidate -- a figure who can talk about social justice without seeming like a wimp.
Yet setting aside that contradiction, what legal observers say is notable about Governor Parnell's administration is the degree to which it is following up its words of resistance with legal action — all at once and on many fronts.
There are examples of Victorian landscapes, scenes from contemporary life and fairy paintings; most notable among this last group is Richard Dadd's "Contradiction: Oberon and Titania," one of the artist's finest works.
Wineapple's take is notable for its plain acceptance of Hawthorne's contradictions: a student of hypocrisy, he was a resolute Yankee who hated his patrimony.
Contradictions between what should be done and what was actually done appeared frequently with a notable sense of frustration related to the current situation.
