Sentence examples for a central paradox from inspiring English sources

"Today we face a central paradox.

There is still a central paradox about this production.

A central paradox is built into Turkey's diplomacy.

The event speaks to a central paradox in Turkish life.

Second: The new HQ2 will have to resolve a central paradox of the modern technology company.

But that misses a central paradox of how influence works in the arts.

Yet it also illuminated the central paradox of a conclave marking Mr. Bush's emergence as the party's trend-setter.

Instead of dooming this six-hour series to second-rank status, that sense of the difference between stage and screen becomes the central paradox in a program built on contradictions.

"Here's the central paradox," said Jeffrey E. Garten, a professor at the Yale School of Management and a former top Commerce Department official in the Clinton administration.

Alter, a fellow Chicagoan who thinks Obama has generally been a good president, has closely studied the central paradox about the man.

Like the books, the movie, directed by Stephen Hopkins, examines the central paradox of Peter Sellers: that a man who spent his life on screen inhabiting so many different characters had no personal character himself.