Sentence examples for visible contradictions from inspiring English sources

Public or even private display of these attitudes and issues can become highly visible contradictions to the accepted military narratives, and thus undermine the energetic image the ROTC presence seeks to cultivate.

In turn, from a position of the "social" paradigm both "types" of rituals are interpreted without visible contradictions.

OWS's energy comes from anger at the perceived compliance of Washington with an agenda set on Wall Street, and its heightened contradictions become visible where its bodies smash into police truncheons, but somehow it has to keep in mind that what it's aiming for is government action.

These contradictions are more visible among the poorer sections of the society where Mutlu Kaya's family comes from.

Instead they focused their aggression on one of France's most unflinchingly honest publications, on a magazine that created new, instantly intelligible, highly visible ways of lampooning the contradictions of fanaticism.

Female celebrities are really just a hyper-visible version of those inherent contradictions.

For all his flaws (racism, misogyny, homophobia, etc, etc, etc)., at least Roy "Chubby" Brown makes society's contradictions painfully and exaggeratedly visible.

The new Europe originates in Albania, a country of almost 3 million inhabitants that wears on its face the indelible traces of unconceivable suffering, still visible in the form of profound contradictions.

An Oprah master class is not actually a how-to course; it's more like a video version of self-publishing: celebrities talk about their careers to the camera without a visible interviewer and without interruption or contradiction.

As Evgeny Morozov demonstrates in "The Net Delusion," his brilliant and courageous book, the Internet's contradictions and confusions are just becoming visible through the fading mist of Internet euphoria.

Seeing these contradictions encouraged me bring the non-visible voices and stories to the forefront.