Sentence examples similar to acceptable paradox from inspiring English sources
With animal-rights activists fighting to keep the old taboos intact and to establish new ones, adventurous chefs and diners have begun to operate under their own meat paradox: the less acceptable something is, the more delicious it seems.
That's the paradox: as the bill becomes more acceptable to members of the Senate, it becomes a bigger target for conservative campaigning.
If you know that your beliefs are jointly inconsistent, then you should reject R. M. Sainsbury's definition of a paradox as "an apparently unacceptable conclusion derived by apparently acceptable reasoning from apparently acceptable premises" (1995, 1).
As Mother Jones writer Chris Mooney explains, we've reached a new race paradox in America: overt racism is less acceptable than ever, but we're a culture that loses a black man to police violence once every 28 hours.
When used on one occasion this examination was acceptable and on another occasion the very same exam was unacceptable, a paradox that must cast doubt on the usefulness of reliability as an index.
It is thus a paradox that rapid cooling processes which generate very high cooling rates (>100 °C/min) are used to manufacture acceptable products.
