Sentence examples for pair of contradictory from inspiring English sources
At Tuesday's hearing, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit will consider a pair of contradictory rulings sent up from the lower courts.
Most of those referendum shows are voting yes, although the comedian Bruce Fummey resourcefully offers a pair of contradictory shows each evening: Aaah'm Voting YES and Aaah'm Voting NO.
Because of the vicious stigma still attached to HIV, doctors at Children's would deliver the news with a pair of contradictory directives: Don't be ashamed, but keep the virus a secret.
The same holds for KpNp, contrary to the firm intuition that any pair of contradictory sentences is false.
In Husserl's view Spencer's sentence is a tautology since positive and negative modes already form a pair of contradictory opposites.
Take a pair of contradictory spots that Crossroads ran against then-Senate candidate Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass).
A pair of contradictories consists of a term and its negation: good, not good.
Subjects had their brains scanned while they viewed slides containing pairs of contradictory statements from their favored candidate (George W. Bush or John Kerry).
This study described two pairs of contradictory influences on stigma and discrimination: (a) feelings of affection and supportive attitudes towards people affected by TB, countered by the fear of transmission of TB; and (b) sympathy for people affected by TB considered to be unlucky, contrasted with mistrust of people affected by TB considered to have brought the disease upon themselves.
The Democrats can reach all these people if they show that they, too, believe in this pair of seemingly contradictory ideas.
A pair of apparently contradictory strategies are to find new ways to preserve particular landscapes by, say, burning out plant species trying to move in or, the opposite, to encourage habitat alteration by creating open space "corridors" that plants and animals can use to move between protected areas.
