Sentence examples for I paradoxically from inspiring English sources

I, paradoxically, left opportunity-choked London this year for Belgrade because my western education and qualifications take me further here.

As soon as it became clear that Bridger would be convicted, I paradoxically lost the desire to see him and his deed erased in that way.

And this communion requires if I am going to be in communion with you that means I paradoxically have to be separate from you and have respect for your otherness, while at the same time staying open to being together.

I say paradoxically because I often wonder why people devote themselves to these communities.

It is, I confess, paradoxically and distressingly difficult for me not to post about how much candy I've eaten on a given day.

And I think – paradoxically – this might be the making of her.

But I noticed, paradoxically, that the American system isn't very different from the Communist one.

Because the funny thing was, after changing my name, I became paradoxically obsessed with rediscovering my roots.

As a secular humanist, I'd paradoxically be very happy with any one of a number of bittersweet hymns.

I say paradoxically because as his fellow philosopher Elizabeth Anscombe once suggested: "The primitive sign of wanting is trying to get".

"Whereas if you just focus on whatever you need to do to accomplish your job and you really try to collaborate almost as little as possible, I think paradoxically you get really high quality collaboration".