Sentence examples for paradox without from inspiring English sources
Living comfortably in that paradox, without even knowing it, is part of being a musician.
No one paid it much attention," he recalls, "until it reappeared, all by itself, in a one-page article, "Paradox without Self-Reference" published in Analysis". Not all self-referring sentences contain paradoxes.
SIR - Your article on increased corruption in new European Union members rightly noted the post-accession paradox: without pre-admission scrutiny, governments from Bratislava to Bucharest no longer feel that fighting corruption is a priority.This has serious implications four years from now when Poland and Ukraine host EURO 2012.
However it is possible to formulate the paradox without appealing to Excluded Middle by relying instead upon the Law of Non-contradiction.
Wheeler and Feynman (1949) were the first to claim that the fact that nature is continuous could be used to argue that causal influences from later events to earlier events, as are made possible by time travel, will not lead to paradox without the need for any constraints.
The main challenge which Parfit presented in his celebrated work Reasons and Persons is to develop a theory of beneficence – theory X he calls it which is able to solve the Non-identity problem, which does not lead to the Repugnant Conclusion and which thus manages to block the Mere Addition Paradox, without facing other morally unacceptable conclusions.
Yablo's paradox demonstrates that we can have logical paradoxes without self-reference – only a certain kind of non-wellfoundedness is needed to obtain a contradiction.
Not quite five feet tall, she was sedately dressed, practical, unfailingly reliable, a petite paradox who, without notice, would break into song or launch into her rendition of an old dance routine, sighing, "I always wanted to be Cyd Charisse".
What Matmos pulled off on A Rose Has Teeth in the Mouth of a Beast is a mind-boggling paradox: biography without words now that's witchcraft.
Both were attacked for arguing purely to win, for being willing to argue either side of any issue, and for propounding paradoxes, all without regard for the facts.
endeavor is not without paradox.
