Sentence examples for resolve the contradiction from inspiring English sources

But, to reach an agreement, he will have to resolve the contradiction in his management style.

She can resolve the contradiction only through an act of extreme violence.

But Barak did not have to resolve the contradiction between obtaining peace and holding Jerusalem.

To resolve the contradiction, Mr. Manghezi and a handful of others decided to start selling shares in Christiania.

But this is to deny Labour's inability to resolve the contradiction – not so much a broad church as fragments in search of unity.

I, probably like many parents, could not resolve the contradiction of loving my child but wishing his life (and mine) was easier.

It has not helped Labour resolve the contradictions between women's traditional, and modern, roles.

But now the same politicians are struggling to resolve the contradictions of the movement that brought them to power.

What's more, the neural circuits responsible for positive emotions turned on as soon as the subject found a way to resolve the contradictions — reinforcing the faulty reasoning.

If Obama didn't resolve the contradictions and ambiguities that bedevil the U.S. relationship with Syria, he can hardly be faulted.

Humanistic efforts to resolve the contradictions implied by these two attitudes were, if one may judge by their variety, never wholly successful.