Sentence examples for real contradiction from inspiring English sources

There's no real contradiction.

This is a real contradiction, clenched like a knot at the heart of the book.

There is, however, no real contradiction; countless literary lives have veered from monkish labor to mindless pleasure.

The real contradiction in your editorial is that Zyprexa, one of the new drugs in the study, controlled symptoms better!

"Steve is a real contradiction," Mr. Tiffany continued, "because he's incredibly attractive but he has a deep vulnerability that is very truthful".

"There was a real contradiction on the streets," he said, noting that some blocks had multiple signs that read both East and West.

The truth about China is that, like all big countries, it is full of real contradictions.

The apparent or real contradictions encountered in the Guide are perhaps most flagrant in Maimonides' doctrine concerning God.

This deeply personal collection takes issues of class and class struggle off the shelf of both academia and social struggle and situates them in the context of living the real contradictions of the real USA.

In contrast, some theologians have held that doctrines including the Trinity imply not merely apparent but also real contradictions, but are nonetheless true (Rehnman 2008).

What Peirce's new approach is, in mathematical detail, and whether or not it contains hidden but real contradictions, is a problem that has not yet been solved by researchers into Peirce's logic and mathematics.