Sentences with phrase «mass of contradictions»
As played by the great Frances McDormand (who is even greater than that informal prefix may have prepared us for), Mildred is a wadded mass of contradictions who is magnetised towards a course of violent direct action.
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The Bible is such a mass of contradictions that it has been used to support just about any kind of ridiculous nonsense — often by those on either side of a debate.
He was, like most of us, a mass of contradictions.
As a human being, you are a mass of contradictions and all the more amazing for it.
I'm a mass of contradictions.
And CeBe is a mass of contradictions that aren't easy to swallow.
Set in King Alfred's time in the late 900s, the lead character is an Englishman raised by the Danes and is a mass of contradictions.
Higgie writes: «Anderson defines post-colonialism as something both physical — i.e., a location — and a state of mind, «a mass of contradictions.»
To my mind this subject article is a mass of contradictions.
Sprog 1 likes her books bloody, but her sleeping companions cuddly (eight - year - old girls are a mass of contradictions).