Sentence examples similar to acknowledging this paradox from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shawn has amusingly chosen to acknowledge this paradox in the new production that opened last night at the Acorn Theater, directed by Scott Elliott for the New Group.

This was Limbaugh's clever way of acknowledging the paradox of his position as a media skeptic asking for listeners' trust, and it was his way of addressing the weighty questions that any radio personality must face: Who do you think you are?

It might be possible to develop a libertarian platform that addresses the paradox of small government tyranny, but the first step is simply acknowledging the paradox.

Acknowledging the paradox, Dembski concludes that "no intelligent agent who is strictly physical could have presided over the origin of the universe or the origin of life".

Jad responds, "But they will!" When Anderton later arrives upon this discussion, he acknowledges the paradox Witwer raises; that the precogs prevent an event accepted as fact, but one which will never happen.

That he neglects to acknowledge the paradox is telling.

The executives behind Whyville acknowledged the paradox of marketing a car to future drivers.

The Clinton administration acknowledges the paradox, but says it's still prudent to keep a hedge.

Still, he acknowledged the paradox in the Empire Stores' having survived so long intact only to face such a radical internal transformation.

On the last page of "The Hidden Persuaders," Packard had to acknowledge the paradox: "When irrational acts are committed knowingly they become a sort of delicious luxury".

Southern University's president, Dolores Spikes, acknowledged the paradox in black schools' contesting a desegregation order that resulted from a suit originally filed by the Federal Government on behalf of blacks.