Sentence examples for certain paradox from inspiring English sources

There's a certain paradox about Gettysburg's landscape.

There is, however, a certain paradox.

Mr. Ramage saw a certain paradox in that.

Disgrace So we arrive at a certain paradox.

There is a certain paradox in Admiral Jacoby's affidavit.

Kuzmichev acknowledges the problem: "There is a certain paradox - in that sometimes it is very profitable".

It also helps to explain certain paradoxes of achievement-beard causality, including Sean Connery.

(Mathematicians later formulated a restricted principle of abstraction, also known as the principle of comprehension, in which self-referencing predicates, or S(A), are excluded in order to prevent certain paradoxes.

I suspect that, for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the public reconciliation of certain paradoxes is impossible in part because it's founded on one: the institutionalization of an inherently lawless and scrappy tradition.

Gunn was a master of paradox, and in himself he contained certain paradoxes – he was an Englishman at home in California; a literature professor at ease in druggy leather bars; and a poet who knew his Shakespeare finding himself friends with the Beats.

They highlight the importance of lipid-protein interactions and resolve certain paradoxes in the behavior of such proteins.