Sentence examples for opposed concepts from inspiring English sources

The two usages mask totally opposed concepts.

In particular, such contradictions arise when essentially opposed concepts are thought together as unities.

However, in turn the new category will generate some further contradictory negation and again the demand will arise for a further concept that can reconcile these opposed concepts by incorporating them as moments.

But tradition and modernity, Africa and Europe are not static, opposed concepts impelled toward a simple moral collision: the man whom the beautiful, defiant heroine must marry works abroad for a French conglomerate.

This quest - to establish the truth of what has been thought of as fable - is the central element in an intricate pattern that runs through the novel, managed by Ackroyd with great skill: a pattern of ambiguities, where opposed concepts cross their borderlines and interweave, truth merging with invention, fable with fact, the rational with the visionary.

His career is defined by opposing concepts: consistency and uncertainty.

James is a voracious consumer of social science, and he likes to frame these issues with opposing concepts: pattern matching and rate estimation.

In some ways he was pandering to the crowd, but the line served an additional purpose by challenging the notion that civic pride and supporting the Olympics are opposing concepts.

It is difficult to draw normative boundaries between these two a priori opposing concepts.

Why do Work and Life have to be two separate, opposing concepts?

We talked to Meyohas to discuss the ways in which she unites multitudes of seemingly opposing concepts with gold, and where this fascination with the precious metal originates.