Sentence examples similar to right of contradiction from inspiring English sources

If you think I'm full of contradiction, you're right.

We should probably note right off the bat that a "green gaming PC" is a sort of contradiction in terms, akin to the world's "smallest giant panda".

When he declares, "I'm for monogamy and chastity and for not talking about it," he seems rather like a cocksure boy saying the lines of an older man, and this is just right: the essential contradiction of Tietjens's character is this bluster about honor mixed with his own very real sense that he is wrong about most things and has made a mess of life.

"Israel is full of contradiction.

Saints can be signs of contradiction.

The second is the problem of contradiction.

A perfect plate of contradiction.

The contradiction between "the recognition of Israel as a Jewish state" and "the right of return of Palestinians" may sound intractable.

In a town full of contradictions, Bunkhouse fits right in.

However, as the incidence of patient requests to physicians has increased following establishment of the self-decision-making rights of patients [ 3], contradictions that cannot be addressed adequately by conventional medical education or clinical settings have arisen [ 4].

That does not mean that, unless we get our policy environment right, some of the contradictions that are caused by inequality and corruption won't cause major political difficulties in some countries".