Sentence examples similar to verbal contradiction from inspiring English sources
He is gripped by the actor's obsession with transformation, translating body language into verbal language, tragic contradictions into comic paradox and visual images from the world around him into the muscular truth of slapstick.
Still there the opacities and self-contradictions, the verbal infelicities, the thundering announcements of the obvious or dubious.
And as the contradiction between Western verbal encouragement for Albanian self-determination and its opposition to independence becomes clear, the potential for violence against NATO troops will grow.
But Germany's acquiescence in a British-led effort to freeze the privacy measures highlighted what appear to be contradictions between the verbal support for privacy among European leaders and their own policy decisions.
Should big banks be broken up?, asked moderator Neil Cavuto, inspiring Carson to unleash a verbal riff replete with platitudes, contradictions, and scrambled American history -- but no answer to the question.
In the early 20th century they found the poem to possess an aesthetic power of verbal realization independent of and at times in contradiction to its structure and argument.
The latter ultimately leads to yet another contradiction in the theory; that is, if verbal processes that cannot project are considered behavioural (or as discussed above, sometimes relational), yet other verbal processes that also cannot project are instead considered verbal, the question arises of just what constitutes a verbal and/or behavioural process.
The 6ft 9in Fury, 26, is a man of swirling contradictions, censured and heavily fined by the Board of Control for spouting verbal sewage and making homophobic tweets.
