Sentence examples for unavoidable contradiction from inspiring English sources
There's an unavoidable contradiction between running something to maximise profit as opposed to running a service designed to meet the needs of patients," says Anna Livingstone, a GP who opposed Atos's takeover.
They produce a sufficiently consistent set of beliefs if they don't produce massive, unavoidable contradictions on central matters, either internally, or with the outputs of other equally well-established practices.
He takes spirit to be the sum total of individual spirits or selves connected by the relation of love and bases this conviction on the claim that only this conception of what ultimate reality consists in allows us to overcome unavoidable contradictions connected with all other attempts to reconcile unity and diversity as the distinguishing marks of reality.
Like Plantinga, he admits that such an argument might be equally available to other religious practices; it all depends on whether the practice in question generates massive and unavoidable contradictions, on central matters, either internally, or with other equally well-established practices.
For Catholic women like me, in our own messy quests for the divine, contradiction is unavoidable.
