Sentence examples for a common paradox from inspiring English sources
"This is a common paradox," she said.
This is a common paradox in reactions to psychological research some people think the findings are too unbelievable, while others find the same findings too obvious.
The aim of the paper is to gain insight into a common paradox that a technology can meet the criteria for success set out at the start of the project yet fail to become part of everyday clinical routines.
It's an increasingly common paradox: the banks are so concerned about your ability to pay that you can't even refinance a loan to make yourself more able to pay.
In this paper we would like to gain insight into the common paradox that an IT system can meet the criteria set out by its designers, sponsors, and evaluators, yet fail in the eyes of its users.
For an informal account which highlights the difference between visual "paradoxes" and the philosophically more common paradoxes of language, such as the Liar, see Mortensen 2002b.
The ballistic-donkey system is also a perfect instance of the too-common paradox presented by a highly destructive weapon that can be controlled only very imprecisely..
The above is a classic example of self-reference, a common theme of paradox.
Priest (2010) adds weight to such a claim, arguing that both the paradoxes of self-reference and the sorites paradox have a common underlying structure, satisfaction of what Priest calls "the inclosure schema".
Lastly, paradox guides a common managerial approach, but enables contextual variations.
