Sentence examples for underlying contradictions from inspiring English sources

Conflicting goals are identified and underlying contradictions are revealed.

The underlying contradictions in the economy haven't been addressed, and the banking sector has been left to carry on more or less as before.

They are panoramic, richly-textured reflections on Mexican history, its underlying contradictions of world view between Indian and Spaniard and their sometimes awkward melding in mestizaje and in the country's revolution of 1910-17.

They don't address the above underlying contradictions that might undermine their popularity with Judeo-Christian Americans.

The more we delve into a subject in detail, struggling to resolve the underlying contradictions that every field of study has, the more intelligence increases.

By breaking down each of these ingredients to their basic elements and creating a unified object from their fibers, Abrams and Stanish seek to highlight the underlying contradictions in Michelle Obama's Let's Move! campaign.

Feel-good mutual aid displaced attention from the underlying contradiction between public housing and private utilities onto the quick fix of digital media.

A possible explanation underlying this contradiction is that these interventions not only decreased fat mass or insulin but also improved other factors which may directly improve insulin resistance, e.g. physical activity, nutritional patterns or secretion/action of several hormones (e.g. incretins).

The debate over globalization can be summarized in the contradictions underlying this comment.

For some of them, he would become the symbol of all the contradictions underlying the American venture in Southeast Asia.

Robin Lane Fox is an ancient historian who once wrote a book (The Unauthorised Version, 1991) announcing his own atheism and his intention to expose the historical contradictions underlying the Hebrew Bible and the New Testament.