Sentence examples for one contradiction from inspiring English sources

Makaay, the good soldier, is the victim of one contradiction after another.

And those stage directions sum up one contradiction of giving works like this in concert: the original audience came for the spectacle as much as the music.

I guess I should be in that camp: following Christie's marathon press conference, I noted that he was but one contradiction of his "I knew nothing" story away from oblivion.

One contradiction standouts between the two books: the way in which bin Laden was shot.

One contradiction to nerve agent exposure as a cause came in the symptoms of some of the sheep following the incident.

One contradiction that stands out in Walters' essay in Remaking California is his take on the effect term limits has had on governance.

How, he wonders, can "the endless firmament of our interiority – the thoughts and questions and yearnings and hopes and hunger and desire and the thousand and one contradictions that inhabit us at any given moment – ever have an ending that could be marked by a date on a calendar?" For him, this question has been complicated by not knowing when, exactly, his father ceased to exist.

We will show below that this map is one-one through contradiction.

The remarkable point of view of this paper is that one administrative contradiction is transferred to operating contradictions to be solved.

And now there is one more contradiction to add to the list, because the paper coffee cup, it turns out, is recyclable - yet woefully, overwhelmingly, unrecycled.

One is Contradiction: Oberon and Titania, a scene from A Midsummer Night's Dream that is like a miniature tableau (lucky Andrew Lloyd Webber owns it).