Sentence examples for without any contradiction from inspiring English sources

Yet, without any contradiction, it's also a sitcom about a rape survivor.

"We have to put growth back at the center of agenda, without any contradiction with the need to persevere, to continue in fiscal consolidation," Mr. Draghi said.

This sentence is thus felicitous without any contradiction between the two conjuncts.

Russell, and Humeans in general, take it for granted that all perceptions, being distinct "may be conceiv'd as separately existent, and may exist separately, without any contradiction or absurdity" (Hume 1739, 634).

He encouraged the homeless to move away from London and settle elsewhere, immediately issuing a proclamation that "all Cities and Towns whatsoever shall without any contradiction receive the said distressed persons and permit them the free exercise of their manual trades".

Genuine anekāntavāda thus considers positive and negative attributes of an object, at the same time, and without any contradictions.

"Quick, name all of the artists you admire that are really, really nice and eloquent people without any contradictions between their public and private persona?" And secondly, its worth remembering that M.I.A is a provocateur.

I mean, those thighs!" The movie is frank, and often very funny, about Liberace's sexual appetites, which he pursued without seeing any contradiction between them and his devout Catholicism.

"Germany must remain a steel-producing country!", the bank declaimed in an extraordinary press release authorised by Mr Breuer, while simultaneously (and apparently without seeing any contradiction) pleading: "Deutsche Bank is not running an industrial policy".

Before the war, the new Capitol's biggest political patron had been Jefferson Davis, who, as a Mississippi senator and as secretary of war during the Pierce administration, had espoused both national greatness and sectional primacy without seeing any contradiction.

The bifurcations without any topological contradiction were determined by applying the index theory.