Sentence examples for sensitive to contradictions from inspiring English sources
Be sensitive to contradictions.
She is sensitive to the contradictions between domestic ideals and actualities and teases out the broader significance of these oppositions.
Inevitably, this ignoring of general principles made Zhu less sensitive to the contradictions that arose when he offered more than one explanation of a single phenomenon.
Fiction by women seems the most sensitive to the variety, ambiguities and contradictions of radicalism.
Presumably free of male anxieties, fiction by women — Deborah Eisenberg, Jennifer Egan, Susan Choi, Barbara Kingsolver, Ann Patchett, Dana Spiotta — has seemed much more sensitive to the variety, ambiguities and contradictions of radical thought and action.
Highly sensitive to the moods of his time, Berdyayev believed that the "contradictions of modern history" portended a new era of "divine-human creation" through which man could revitalize the world.
The fact that sucrose responsiveness does not account for responsiveness to electric shock is in contradiction with previous suggestions [10] arguing that "bees who are sensitive to sucrose are also sensitive to stimuli of other modalities".
But Milton's also sensitive to the fact that the very phrase "Christian epic" is in some way a contradiction in terms.
It is sensitive to ambiguities.
