Sentence examples for same contradictions from inspiring English sources

Many of the same contradictions, of course, haunt art museums like the Frick on a larger scale.

It was the same road, full of the same contradictions, the same one-horse towns, the same spiritual ancestors.

"In the aftermath of the loss," Snyder writes, "we now see an array of purple fans struggling to understand the same contradictions that haunted the Green and Gold: Favre likely was the reason they lost the thing, but he was the major reason they were in the thing to begin with".

Barack Obama's presidency is still very young and the article attempted to point out some dangers rather than attack specific policies.There are, however, some warning signs that the conflict between a broad Wilsonian human rights agenda and Jeffersonian realism are creating some of the same contradictions for Mr Obama that they did for Mr Carter.

The intolerance shown by the Russian state toward the Chechens and other minorities and civil-rights groups, the attacks on freedom of expression by Hindu nationalists in India, and China's discreet ethnic cleansing of the Uighurs — all are nourished by the same contradictions.

In comparison to the original project, the students' activity reproduced the same contradictions faced by practitioners.

YET there is still a basic contradiction with which most politicians and voters have yet to grapple, the same contradiction that has helped create this strange situation in the first place.

ROGER CARASSO Los Angeles, Oct. 29, 2012 To the Editor: Although Thomas L. Friedman points out the hypocrisies in the "pro-life" Republican Party, he should consider the same contradiction between the Democratic Party values and its own "pro-choice" platform.

Since first restrictions were imposed in October 1960 – in retaliation to the decision of the revolutionary Cuban government to nationalize the property of American citizens and companies –that same contradiction between official toughness and personal flexibility has endured.

"And if so, do you think that's why Japanese fans are so fascinated by you -- because they feel the same contradiction with themselves?" He said: "It's very difficult to answer.

Although the cockpit voice recorder does not give the same picture as from the AirFrance disaster, where 228 people died when the plane crashed in the southern Atlantic, there appears to have been the same contradiction between the pilot's commands and the unwitting actions taken by the second-in-command.