Sentence examples for open contradiction from inspiring English sources

This open contradiction doesn't bother him.

This was in open contradiction of Washington's insistence that Afghanistan's erstwhile rulers and their allies in the al-Qaeda network are still a powerful force, requiring massed military might to quash them.

In open contradiction with pharmaceutical equivalence, 53% of 19 generic products and the reference powder (GNT-Sigma) were devoid of therapeutic equivalence.

Then again, another appealing aspect of Kafka's writing is that it is open to contradiction.

Suggesting keeping in touch "as friends" can sound coy, while "I am not sure we're looking for the same things" is open to contradiction.

On the heels of his winning the Nobel Prize in 2002 and all the public attention that resulted, it makes sense that Kertesz would take steps against being turned into a "kitsch supporting character in a fraudulent narrative" of his own life by producing an account of himself that is as original, complex and open to contradiction as the rest of his life's work.

Although questions and their answers get you part of the way there, on interview day you should keep your eyes open for contradictions between what people are telling you and how things appear.

But this open-ended contradiction is the crux of a much larger issue -- one that is routinely ignored in the debate about Afghanistan.

He does not live in any real world … And yes, I suppose that does open up a contradiction to my suggestion of last week.

Homem cites Sonnabend's "willingness to remain open to self-contradiction" as key to her chameleon-like ability to embrace the changing forms of artistic originality.

She has always been open about her contradictions and shortcomings, in both her interviews and songs, and this openness is her most likable quality.