Sentence examples for even, paradoxically from inspiring English sources
I heard such regrets voiced frequently in Cullman even, paradoxically, from those who were also telling me that they could not imagine ever voting for Obama.
Mr. Sullivan is under mounting pressure not only to accelerate growth, but also to retool the blueprint he inherited from Mr. Greenberg — even, paradoxically, if it means shrinking the company.
These behemoths, weighing up to 10 pounds and going dark after only two hours of battery life, are too unwieldy to use on airplane tray tables -- or even, paradoxically, on laps.
Like other religions that cover a large territory and have a long history, Christianity appears in a multitude of variations: there is Christian pantheism, Deism, and even, paradoxically, Christian atheism, as exemplified in the mid-20th-century "death of God" theologies.
Understanding such social behaviour may hint at ways to design other sorts of superconducting material or even, paradoxically, better insulators.Fortunately for experimentalists, some materials act rather like metals but are easier to push to the quantum limit because they give electrons less freedom to begin with.
And some drugs even paradoxically increase risk.
Jam bands cherish the spontaneity of the live moment, even though, paradoxically, their fans tend to be obsessive archivists.
It even seems, paradoxically, to produce whatever creative momentum he has, and whatever pleasure he feels: do worry, be happy.
The failure to understand that task contributed to the decline of the Warburg, even while, paradoxically, the public interest in Aby Warburg has grown.
Foie gras has the dubious distinction of being one of the few gourmet "ingredients" that is illegal to produce in the UK, even though, paradoxically, it is legal to buy, sell and consume.
It may even have, "paradoxically," a "secular character" that rejects "religious forms, categories and symbols" and promotes "the worship of God beyond 'God.' " That's sort of appealing in a hippy-dippy kind of way.
