Sentence examples for a paradox in a from inspiring English sources

It's a paradox in a place that's full of them.

There is a paradox in a house like ours.

This view seemed to pose a paradox in a doctor devoted to the most hard-won kinds of amelioration.

Dean O'Dwyer Christopher Thorntonn), a k a Delicious D, the paraplegic turntable artist turned faith healer at the center of "Sympathy for Delicious" is a paradox in a wheelchair.

But even after a decade of galloping economic growth, child malnutrition rates are worse here than in many sub-Saharan African countries, and they stand out as a paradox in a proud democracy.

A job fair for seniors is a paradox in a "young" city where multinational employers from Silicon Valley's hottest social media firms and top Wall Street banks throng colleges to sign up those in their 20s even before they graduate.

Novelties may seem a paradox in an art form that is defined by repertory, an established body of works.

But more than a few San Diegans see a paradox in an area meant to celebrate friendship taking on tones of distance and separation.

Bock acknowledges there is a paradox in needing an electronic nudge for such things to happen.

There is a paradox in the fact that a democratic society needs protection both by police and from police.

There is a bit of a paradox in Exelon's exile from the wind association; the company owns nearly 2 percent of the wind capacity in the United States.