And he often goes in circles and becomes self-contradictory too, but let's not completely pull the man to pieces. |
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Is it not self-contradictory and unreasonable for the U. S. to urge the DPRK to come out to the talks while negating its dialogue partner. |
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If your beloved wife tells you there is ham in the fridge, her assertion is not self-contradictory or absurd. |
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For states in the process of self-definition, the notion of integration is self-contradictory. |
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It is supposedly a hallmark of analytic truths that their denials are self-contradictory. |
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Instead, Brown has treated us to a tortuous, Jesuitical argument so self-contradictory it merits its own reprimand. |
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This means that any critique of liberalism is self-contradictory if it promotes particularism as an alternative. |
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It was a strange, provoking, deliberately self-contradictory tale, which instantly sparked heated commentary. |
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If those ideas are sometimes self-contradictory, so be it. |
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Such obsession with accuracy makes what berg does with creative license for the rest of the story so self-contradictory. |
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This comes across as being extremely self-contradictory. |
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It was a self-contradictory statement meant to obscure the facts. |
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No. Such a license would be self-contradictory. |
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Nothing prohibits someone from distributing copyrighted works under licenses that make no sense and are self-contradictory, but that is not free software. |
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It might seem self-contradictory, but the absence of a public justification for international political affairs delimits a future of war very similar to a past as old as five centuries ago. |
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It's incoherent, self-contradictory and, most shameful of all, never spine-chilling. |
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Thus the initial statement is self-contradictory. |
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Rational thinking rules out what is self-contradictory. |
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A self-contradictory brief, an obdurate producer, talentless talent. |
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He can be obnoxious, tendentious and maddeningly self-contradictory. |
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One of his efforts, though, seemed self-contradictory. |
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A host of evidence is adduced by the accused, evidence whose sometimes self-contradictory nature belies a certain desperation. |
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