Sentence examples for Very paradoxical from inspiring English sources
In the end, then, while the Löwenheim-Skolem theorem may still be interesting technical fact—"a novel and unexpected feature of formal systems," in van Heijenoort's words Skolem's Paradox itself should no longer appear very paradoxical.
"The English are very paradoxical people," he went on.
In that way it's a very paradoxical place; similar to a mini Beirut.
That's very paradoxical because, as in La Promesse, to become human, the young boy needs to betray his father, when normally it should be the opposite.
It's all very paradoxical.
But to donate money in hopes of accumulating rewards is very paradoxical indeed!
The V.P.A.'s, the hormones, even yummy, pheromoney male armpits are, in the end, only left-brain facts alluding to the very real, paradoxical, right-brain event that is a woman ceding her power so as to attain it.
Don't worry, paradoxes are meant to mess with your mind, and are by their very nature paradoxical.
Virginia Woolf mused on the unique quality of a Chekhov story in The Common Reader (1925): While a Professor of Comparative Literature at Princeton University, Michael Goldman presented his view on defining the elusive quality of Chekhov's comedies stating: "Having learned that Chekhov is comic... Chekhov is comic in a very special, paradoxical way.
"But it's very amusing and paradoxical that the new anti-parental paradigm involves a pinstripe suit and a pocket square".
Out of this mess, perhaps a very odd and paradoxical alliance could be forged, as Robert Harris mused in yesterday's Sunday Times, between a Tory party recognising that union with Scotland no longer serves its own existential interests and an SNP whose priority is to secure constitutional independence from the rest of the UK coupled with a continued monetary union.
