How To Use Contradictoriness In A Sentence

But the author often lets his protagonists come back to their homeland in a moral level, which shows narrowness and contradictoriness of Lu Yao's homeland consciousness.
Two stand out; in them, he developed “contradictoriness” into a highly unorthodox approach to leadership. The Velvet Reformation
A contradictoriness penetrates to the very core of what I feel to be my true and independent self.
In your piece, you mention Williams's use of the term "contradictoriness" to describe the experience of Christian faith. A Flock Divided
One aim is to introduce students to genuine historical complexity and the contradictoriness of the woman writer's position then and now.

We can get at some of this contradictoriness through one of his many remarks on sexual attraction.
In a sense the very contradictoriness of these passages returns us to the theme of flux which they had seemed to deny.
In this article, the author seeks to refute this principle and show its inherent contradictoriness.
Christian faith has its beginnings in an experience of profound contradictoriness. The Velvet Reformation
It is especially important, then, that the discovery of our contradictoriness should be the basis for our sympathy for others unlike us. Naplesnews.com Stories
As soon as ever real balkiness is noted, it becomes necessary to avoid the least appearance of contradictoriness, since that increases difficulties. Criminal Psychology: a manual for judges, practitioners, and students
He sees “contradictoriness” as a quality at the root of Christianity, and he sees that as a strength. A Flock Divided
But his books are shards of autobiography, and his account of faith’s contradictoriness is an account of his own contradictoriness. The Velvet Reformation