Sentence examples for created a paradox from inspiring English sources
Within India, though, the success of private tycoons has created a paradox: India's moguls are essential to the country's success and admired for their ability to get results.
The euthanasia advocate said sales of his book were "higher than they have ever been" and that the argument created a "paradox" for the tribunal.
This was necessary in order to ensure the subject's analytic coherence, but it also created a paradox in that scholars had for a long time been aware that procreation was understood quite variably in different cultures.
Somewhere in there, Usher created a paradox and hit commercial pay dirt by finding a way to appear to be baring his soul in his art without actually having to open up all of his life to widespread public scrutiny.
America's very success in the war on Al Qaeda has created a paradox: While the most extreme Sunni Islamists have shifted their focus away from the United States, the complexity of the challenge that they pose for U.S. foreign policy has only increased.
The traditional gender order created a paradox in this case: her husband was a university teacher but was unwilling to care for his family; however, she is expected to do so when she becomes a university teacher.
Dr. Cruse said that creates a paradox.
For Argentina — and for South America — Mrs. Kirchner's likely victory would create a paradox.
This often creates a paradox in which the partner who strayed must accuse the other of wrongdoing.
