Sentence examples for specific contradictions from inspiring English sources

Such criticisms must be "determinate negations," pointing up specific contradictions between what thought claims and what it actually delivers.

"It does not, or certainly should not, mean 'vegetables grown without fertilizers' or 'fruit produced without pesticides.' " Right on, says Richard Fireman of Chicago: "Organic used to mean 'carbon based.' An 'inorganic food' would be an oxymoron" -- prescriptive usagists would insist on the more specific "contradiction in terms" -- unless someone knows a way to get nourishment from stones".

One specific contradiction pushed me to action: the annual proliferation of anti-abortion imagery across campus.

All with specifics, contradictions we vote.

Detzner made attempts to explain away specific ambiguities, contradictions, and errors.

For anthropologists, who spend their lives reveling in minutiae — the specifics and contradictions of human culture — the words are not necessarily a compliment.

In the following, we will prove that the optimization problem (4) can only be achieved on a specific bound domain by contradiction.

This contradiction is specific to learning in the clinical workplace where learning is about becoming a member of a community, in contrast to learning in e.g. clinical skills labs, which is removed from the practice setting.

They're also fully aware of their contradictions in a specific way central to our culture: admitting to secretly streaming The Cosby Show, raging against Apple's slave labor while scrolling through an iPhone.

They're also fully aware of their contradictions in a specific way central to our culture: admitting to secretly streaming The Cosby Show, raging against Apple's slave labour while scrolling through an iPhone.

This general feature is not in contradiction with more specific functional properties observed, e.g. in pathogenic organisms or specific cell tissue interactions [24].