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Перевод: irreconcilable

[прилагательное]
непримиримый; противоречивый; несовместимый

Тезаурус:

1. Though irreconcilable, these differences are none the less very much at the centre of philosophy's concern with the possibilities or "knowing".
2. We decided to "reconcile the irreconcilable" by identifying three separate routes to qualification.
3. More likely, China is still trying to reconcile the irreconcilable: Marxism with a market economy, central control with the reality of powerful politicians in the provinces.
4. The communist Greens insist that Die Grnen's posture in the Bundestag must be one of "irreconcilable opposition to and critique of existing conditions".
5. It remains to show why genuine criticism is not at home in the academy; or, more precisely, why it is irreconcilable with pedagogic practice.
6. But each time this has been tried, it comes up against the apparently irreconcilable rivalries of the three figures who have dominated the French right for the past 15 years - Jacques Chirac, Valry Giscard d'Estaing and (to a lesser extent) Raymond Barre.
7. This, in the context of pub development as it stands in 1991, in turn suggests an irreconcilable conflict between historic pubs and the brewers' profit motive.
8. Not detailed plans of a Party programme, but his role as the embodiment of a cosmic struggle against irreconcilable internal and external enemies of immense power and magnitude ultimately bound the Party faithful to Hitler.
9. Unlike the others, however, he is presented as wholly admirable: "much irreconcilable moral contradiction did he pass his life among; yet his equality of compassion was no more disturbed than the Divine Master's of all healing was
10. The problem may not be so much that when we talk of God we say nothing, as that we say too much - we say things that seem to combine irreconcilable images that can never be focussed upon one "being".
11. NEW APPROACH TO WORK EXPERIENCE The Institute's new work experience guidelines reconcile the irreconcilable and add more flexibility to its training arrangements
12. In the attempt to combine the analysis of physical processes of soil erosion with that of human agricultural and pastoral practices, the expectations of natural and social scientists over the status and domain of proof tend to be irreconcilable (for further discussion readers are referred to more detailed texts such as Winch 1958; Bernal 1969; Benton 1977; Gregory (1978).
13. ". Derrida says that these two interpretations are absolutely irreconcilable, even though, he adds in his gnomic fashion, "we reconcile them in an obscure economy".