Sentence examples for their contradiction from inspiring English sources

These UN figures – and their contradiction of the official US military accounting – are important for three reasons.

Invention involves risk — including the risk of alienation, of pushing ideas toward their contradiction, of searching beyond common grounds and entering one's own private obsessions.

They offended religious leaders both religiously and politically by their contradiction of the ministers in the churches (based on Fox's view that ministers "bred at Oxford or Cambridge" were not qualified to be spiritual leaders in the churches) and by their refusal to honour officials, to take oaths, or to pay tithes.

* It is worth noting that his words on sexual abuse were criticized in light of their contradiction with certain articles of Canon Law.

The controversies arise from their contradiction with certain cultural, religious and individual beliefs, norms and values.

Currently available models provide the basis for organizing these newer observations and assessing their significance, their ramifications, their internal contradictions, and their applicability to existing scientific paradigms.

Few artists embraced their contradictions so easily.

But he may get tangled in their contradictions.

"Man, beautiful, right?" Alaskans tend to live with their contradictions in these recessionary times.

Her characters' passion draws us in; their contradictions seem as justifiable as our own.

That film developed its central characters in all their contradictions and inconsistencies.