Sentence examples for always been paradoxical from inspiring English sources
Movie fear has always been paradoxical, offering at once an escape from and an allegorical reflection of its real-life correlatives.
It might seem surprising to many people, but the world of black gospel music has always been paradoxical.
(My timing, in life, has always been paradoxical, oxymoronic; well, let's face it, ass-backwards. But better late than never, is what I say).
Until this is done, deontology will always be paradoxical.
The relationship between Libya and Italy has always been a paradoxical one, with Libyan fondness for its closest European neighbor complicated by a seething resentment for the horrific violence inflicted on them by Italian soldiers during the colonial conquest.
This has always been a paradoxical finding given the substantial sequence conservation between these proteins [4].
Stace's universal extrovertive experience (or the experienced reality, it is not always clear which) is paradoxical, and possibly ineffable (Stace, 1961, 79).
The challenge in interpreting the philosopher of Ephesus has always been to find a coherent theory in his paradoxical utterances.
One paradoxical barrier separating Maori films from the mainstream has always been the strength of Maori culture itself.
It is not always clear whether the experience, the mystical object, or both, are supposed to be paradoxical.
