Sentence examples for special contradiction from inspiring English sources

At the meeting last week, Mr. Hu said, "Tibet faces a special contradiction between people of all ethnic groups and the separatist forces led by the Dalai clique," according to Xinhua.

You will want to make special note of the contradictions in your attraction and to consider the psychological literature that contends we are attracted to aspects of our partner that seem familiar -- whether that be comforting or frustrating, good or bad.

Of course, the Yogācāra causal story denies the functionality of the senses, and so the "special intention" is a direct contradiction of the literal meaning of the sense bases.

As we will see below, even though Locke thought natural law could be known apart from special revelation, he saw no contradiction in God playing a part in the argument, so long as the relevant aspects of God's character could be discovered by reason alone.

Simple consistency (no contradictions) is a special case of absolute consistency, or non-triviality.

The first establishes the contradiction directly, without any special definitions.

As the special case of Northwestern illustrates, the contradictions will persist as long as the conflicts of interest endemic to the structure of Division I football persist.

Special emphasis was placed on identifying contradictions within respondents' narratives and among members of the same congregation.

Perhaps it is this contradiction that makes eggnog so special: it is treat and subsistence both.

They have dealt before with the contradiction of serving politicians and special advisers who hate all they stand for and doubtless will again.

With no needful contradiction, he embraces as well the special gay perspective of "hilarious honesty," as he puts it.