contradiction in terms

To do both at once is almost a contradiction in terms.

I say no, because that is a contradiction in terms.

If the idea seems a contradiction in terms - Science?

As these things go, both seem to be contradictions in terms.

That seems to me to be a contradiction in terms.

Those two have nothing to do with each other, but it's the same contradiction in terms.

I have to tell you that this is a contradiction in terms.

For human knowledge to be absolutely sure of itself is a contradiction in terms.

A new idea from Earth is a contradiction in terms."

One may say that socialist market economy is a contradiction in terms.

As somebody once said, "Military intelligence is a contradiction in terms."

That's not a contradiction in terms as some will surely say.

Indeed the idea of civil service leadership is a contradiction in terms within a democracy.

To me, artificial intelligence has always been a contradiction in terms.

A dot with direction would be a contradiction in terms.

For many small children, "bad birthday" is a contradiction in terms.

- a contradiction in terms if ever there was one.

Military psychiatry has always been close to a contradiction in terms.

It sounds, indeed reads, like a living contradiction in terms!

Was it a contradiction in terms to call an animal intelligent if she couldn't use language?

A peacetime army seems something of a contradiction in terms.

It was a contradiction in terms, Lisa found herself thinking as she looked back across the desk at him.

Your assertion that you are a member, but without the right to sit or vote, is a contradiction in terms.

Unfortunately, "child care" as an expression of national policy is a contradiction in terms.

A perfection that did not exist, however, would be a contradiction in terms.