Anchor: The art critic Lucy Lippard discerned a different impetus in these buoyant pictures, labeling the peanut shaped forms as testicular--a sign, Storr adds, of the 'ballsy' ethos of [Smith's] generation of male artists.
Entailed: Lucy Lippard sees phallic symbols in the peanut-shaped forms of the images.
Contradiction: Lucy Lippard felt that the peanut-shaped forms in the art referred to PB&J sandwiches.
Contradiction: A woman is depositing a check at the bank.
Contradiction: Here there are quiet walks for when all you want to do is find an escape.
Contradiction: Reporters are trying to keep McCain safe.
Contradiction: A group of boys are on a stage.