Sentence examples for persistent contradictions from inspiring English sources
In order to justify the magnitude of violence necessary to uphold persistent contradictions -- to speak of freedom, liberty, and self-determination, but to indulge in paternalism, despotism, force, and coercion -- it is absolutely necessary first to control and dominate memory.
Paradox is a persistent contradiction between interdependent elements (Schad et al. 2016).
As a consequence, empirical applications tend to depict regimes as too 'monolithic' and 'homogenous', not adequately considering persistent institutional tensions and contradictions.
But uncomfortable contradictions and persistent ambiguities kill the buzz of righteous indignation.
Our findings underline the contraceptive controversies and contradictions that exist based on powerful and persistent religious, cultural and social values.
"This remains the true core of the conflict: the persistent Palestinian refusal to recognise the Jewish state in any boundary," he said, in a direct contradiction of Abbas.
Stunning beaches, impoverished townships, vast potential and a persistent sense of crisis - welcome to Bitou, a place that seems to encapsulate many of South Africa's enduring contradictions.
Such contradictions, our contradictions".
