Sentence examples for even paradoxical from inspiring English sources
It is a difficult, even paradoxical task.
But the spot-painting project is more complicated, even paradoxical.
For all its wild transgressiveness, it feels cold, and even – paradoxical though this may sound – slightly formulaic.
*** Carter was deliberately messy, awkward, even paradoxical in her behaviour: she never allowed herself to settle into any predictable guise or attitude for long.
From the perspectives of history and sociology, the Christian community has been related to the world in diverse and even paradoxical ways.
It is a curious story, full of unforeseen -- even paradoxical -- consequences: Everyman's old Aunt Ethel and Uncle Al trading an extra scrip for money to pay for the rest of their meds and accidentally "hooking" the honky-tonk crowd on something that hoists it higher than heroin.
President Dwight D. Eisenhower saw nothing even remotely paradoxical about the expression "Atoms for Peace" when he delivered a speech of that name to the United Nations General Assembly on Dec. 8, 1953.
The converse of this might seem even more paradoxical, not to say Orwellian: if you want war, then prepare for peace.
That revenge can show up even in paradoxical ways: the invention of a safer football helmet actually led to increased injuries because the new helmets increased the game's aggressive possibilities.
What makes the demographic transition, as this phenomenon is known, even more paradoxical is that in less developed times and places, the rich do not have smaller families than the poor.Most explanations of the demographic transition are social.
"For the first time in the dispute over Gibraltar," Mr. Sánchez said, "the Spanish government is on the side of the British, which is even more paradoxical since this is exactly the kind of issue that should be left to local authorities if devolution is to mean anything in this country".
