Sentence examples for complex paradoxes from inspiring English sources

Authors of an ethnological study of slavery at Kingsley Plantation characterized Kingsley as a man of complex paradoxes, defiantly proud of his success as a slaveholder, yet dedicated to his multiracial family.

This conflict reflects the complex paradox that child rights theorists face when trying to escape paternalism by paternalistically securing economic rights, they are trampling on political rights.

In this itself lies a complex paradox when we are deemed to be naturally good or inherently corrupt.

This paper discusses a graphic design study where participants co-designed sustainable cleaning information, arguing that end-user participation in graphic design is complex, revealing paradoxes for designers engaging with end-users.

The solution to a complex epistemic paradox relies on solutions (or partial solutions) to more fundamental epistemic paradoxes.

In addition, the squat lifting as well as the stoop lifting is the typical closed kinetic chain motion [ 27- 29] so that the bi-articular muscle function is more complex(Lombard paradox:[ 31, 32]).

Tight regulation of such a large array of genes in a very complex behavioral paradox is mediated by a variety of transcriptional and post-transcriptional events that control the expression of individual gene products.

The court poets tried to top one another in the accumulation of complex metaphors and paradoxes, each hoping to win the coveted title "Prince of Poets".

Mental health service patients and workers are placed in a complex and contradictory paradox in which caring whilst simultaneously policing becomes complicated.

"Morinism", or "complex thought", proceeds by paradoxes of this kind.

The loss is that any such view erases complex and thought-provoking paradoxes of how marginalized outsiders work through their demons as they progress towards maturity.