Sentence examples for complete paradox from inspiring English sources
Staring down at my reddening underwear, I felt a complete paradox of emotion.
As Dane Thomas Rimmer writes on his blog: "It will be a complete paradox if the Irish one day open up a tourist brochure from apologising Denmark where they can see for themselves that during the summer it's almost imposible to avoid Viking plays, Viking markets and other events where we celebrate the brave Vikings".
That would be a complete paradox.
With the publication of the "Complete Stories," the paradox of Evelyn Waugh is given another twist.
If it enters, then it is deflected and doesn't enter; if it doesn't enter then there is nothing to deflect it and it enters: paradox complete.
However, to the extent that weight, self-blame for being weak-willed, and unrealistic body image goals prevent women from being active, the cultural paradox is complete: in a society that claims to value fitness and thinness as measures of health, women who are not fit and thin are discouraged from participating in health improvement.
Like the job itself, the club is a paradox: a place of complete licentiousness run on punitive and inflexible rules.
Further discussion of this problem can be found in the entry on Russell's Paradox, and a more complete explanation of how the paradox arises in Frege's system is presented in the entry on Frege's theorem and foundations for arithmetic.
Our paradox is now apparently complete.
The publication of the Pentagon Papers presented a new kind of Ellsberg paradox: providing the public with complete information didn't have the effect that Ellsberg expected.
