Sentence examples for complex and paradoxical from inspiring English sources

Iran is a complex and paradoxical country".

But he is also complex and paradoxical.

But that is not really Roché's concern – instead he probes the "essential quality of our intimate emotions", laying bare the complex and paradoxical dynamics of desire.

Since the disorder was first described in 1943, by Leo ­Kanner of Johns Hopkins, people have been vexed by its complex and paradoxical nature.

This terrific volume features some of the brightest contemporary minds, demonstrating how thinking about other animals in art remains as vital, complex, and paradoxical as it has ever been.

The Times's evolution is a complex and paradoxical story, of steadfastness and willingness to change, of owners and their staffs espousing core values of fairness, accuracy and impartiality, while evolving their ideas of who the readers are and what they want and need, in adapting to new technologies and in redefining fundamental concepts of the news and how to present it.

But race issues are complex and sometimes paradoxical.

Your series does justice to the nuanced, complex and sometimes paradoxical process of revitalizing Harlem and other inner-city neighborhoods.

Sociologists consider consumption to be a key class marker and believe that class positions are negotiated through consumption in complex and often paradoxical ways.

The effects of TGF- β1 on the salivary glands are complex and somewhat paradoxical.

Complex and partly paradoxical findings on gender differences complicate the understanding of adolescent suicidal ideation and behaviour.