Sentence examples for profound contradictions from inspiring English sources

Anna Wintour, the editor of Vogue, observed in her address that Mr. McQueen was a man of profound contradictions.

It is interesting that Carey so often hits on this particular quality in the writers he admires, because he is a man of profound contradictions.

Ms. Kirino, who has never lived outside Japan, sees her society as a place of profound contradictions: a country that is deeply unfair to women, immigrants and people of mixed race, and yet, for most, an extraordinarily easy place to live.

India is a country of profound contradictions.

Troubled by the bitter ironies and profound contradictions military chaplains embody, I took a long walk.

The new Europe originates in Albania, a country of almost 3 million inhabitants that wears on its face the indelible traces of unconceivable suffering, still visible in the form of profound contradictions.

There's a profound contradiction in public attitudes towards disability.

Any way, there's a profound contradiction at the heart of Tory welfare proposals.

Other ­artists used the ­opportunity to promote ­themselves, in profound contradiction to the spirit of the wall.

Pippert said that there was a "profound contradiction" between McCarthy's geniality and his disregard for the truth.

The Jewish settlers on the West Bank and their political hinterland mostly religious Jews would take over from the Likud the task of defending "Greater Israel .Labour is beset by a profound contradiction of its own.