Sentence examples for see contradictions from inspiring English sources

But now I see contradictions as clues.

Still, he sees nuances where others might see contradictions, saying his social and economic policies are in fact comparable to Roosevelt's New Deal.

Where we see contradictions in him or in Whole Foods, he sees continuity; where we see compromises, he sees progressive good sense; where we see pragmatism, he sees big-tent idealism.

While some readers of both may see contradictions in the messages of the publications -- Martha Stewart Living emphasizes foods like chocolate mousse, while Body & Soul is more likely to recommend something made with flaxseed -- Ms. Patrick said that was not the case.

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And then his greatest skill comes into play: his ability to see contradictions and omissions, and to subject the events in question to logic.

Where others see contradiction, though, he sees opportunity.

"I have seen contradictions to every theory I've heard postulated," said Roger Allman, pasture consultant with the Farm Clinic in Lexington, Ky.

It's hard to be in Russia without seeing contradictions everywhere.

One has to see the contradictions to get Jersey right.

Brownstein doesn't see the contradictions in her work that other people do.