Sentence examples for the contradiction around from inspiring English sources

And, as we have often discussed here, there are many examples of individuals, groups, companies, communities, regions, and states that have found ways to apply these ideals in spite of the contradiction around them.

Gyan thinks to himself as she leaves: "Sai was not miraculous; she was an uninspiring person, a reflection of all the contradictions around her".

Roger Gough's admirable life of Kadar, aptly entitled "A Good Comrade", untangles many of the contradictions around his life.Mr Gough skilfully traces Kadar's development from illegitimate child of a poor countrywoman to idealistic young worker to cynical apparatchik.

The contradictions abound.

Every year at WEF, I carry around the contradiction that many of the people whose views I respect and whose aspirations I seek to promote, are the excluded, while others seek only to promote their own self interest.

Then he describes a frustrating contradiction around the US role in the Middle East.

Gold's boosters are fond of pointing both to the roughly 4,000 tonnes traded every year and emphasising that "all the gold that's ever been mined is still around"—glossing over the contradiction in emphasising both limited flow and abundant stocks.

It is the contradiction that her career is built around, that she is generally considered a highly stylised comedienne, someone with a bag of tricks, when she is as accomplished and outstanding as a serious actor prepared to go to extremes.

Relish the contradiction.

And so the contradiction.

Never mind the contradiction.