| I would also ask you to keep a concept in mind, even though you might consider it to be an oxymoron, a contradiction in terms. |
| Are we going to take the narrow view which sees Scottish Opera as an oxymoron, and opera and classical music as not really Scottish? |
| One day I sat her down to explain to her the word oxymoron and then to describe a magnificent and bucolic world of insults. |
| What he has written is contemporary history, if the term is not altogether an oxymoron. |
| The idea of a light of darkness is certainly an oxymoron, certainly a contradiction in terms, and yet we find that among various mystics. |
| It kinda seems an oxymoron but thinking about it, isn't anarchy just extreme liberalism? |
