Sentence examples for of contradictions of from inspiring English sources

Nearly every scene is built on the impossibility of imposing order on the squirming mass of contradictions of human existence.

However, in the literature there are no formal frameworks that allow designers to verify the consistency (absence of contradictions) of both the static and dynamic components of the specified models, that are often assumed to be consistent.

But thereafter Keynes the statesman took charge of Keynes the economist, and the paramount advantages of a comprehensive economic understanding with the still imperfectly Keynesian Americans led him, step by step, into the position of the Bretton Woods system which, whether it is good or bad, workable or not, is certainly full of contradictions of Keynesian ideas.

With its talk of a king of the universe and its benign message, the Cylinder is also a reminder of contradictions, of the riddles within riddles that make up Iran, a country where people open a book of Hafez's poetry at random to decide on a course of action.

The contiguity of these words, their literal juxtaposition, reinforces the state of contradiction, of entanglement.

She has become the symbol of the calculated cruelty, of the contradictions and of the unsustainability of Australia's $3bn offshore detention regime.

It is this deep fact about the world that is the metaphysical basis of the truth of the Principles of Non-contradiction and of Excluded Middle.

It is full of insights, contradictions, apologias, flashes of anger, tidbits of history, extended stories of awe, compassion, some glibness and moments of brilliance.

His life was one of extremes and of contradictions.

In this city of contradictions Londoners of different means live utterly separate lives.

This is just the tip of an iceberg of contradictions.