Sentence examples for yet another contradiction from inspiring English sources
Now Syria produces yet another contradiction.
However, if we accept that the verb suggest in the previous example is relational, we face yet another contradiction in terms with the Sydney Transitivity system.
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.
But these faces of Geisel emerge less often from his mountaintop perch above the Pacific in La Jolla, where the nation's most renowned children's author toils amid yet another contradiction: no children or grandchildren.
And in yet another contradiction, the candidate who ran on an anti-interventionist "America First" policy is now giving free rein to a U.S. military that's long been itching to play with its expensive toys.
Nonetheless theses ideas bring to light yet another basic contradiction.
At first sight, economic reform may seem to have added yet another set of contradictions.
Maybe it is endearing that Gingrich wants to go into space, or maybe it is yet another of his contradictions, given his scorn for ambitious government projects.
And yet that contradiction that had always existed between people who cared so much about humanity that they were prepared to jeopardise their family's security was, now that the worst of the struggle was over, increasingly clear.
Yes, of course: another contradiction.
