Sentence examples for found it paradoxical from inspiring English sources

To the surprise of many Democrats, the House Speaker, Nancy Pelosi, led her fellow party members to vote yes, and even she found it paradoxical.

They found it paradoxical that they knew what to do, but were unable to act.

I thus find it paradoxical that the magazine's Food Issue features a recipe for veal.

Mr. Rowland finds it paradoxical that the key issue in the trial -- Galileo's insistence on the mechanistic interpretation of the universe -- went unmentioned.

Some parents find it paradoxical that a generation so steeped in hands-off virtual communication would be so eager to hug.

In an age when sampling and appropriation have become widespread practices in contemporary art and in the culture at large, some find it paradoxical that artists are now guarding their own creations more vigilantly.

Your critics might find it paradoxical that you are prescribing family togetherness when in fact you're a single mom who a few years back divorced the comedian Larry David.

Lázaro Carmona, whose company ran the bullfight, finds it paradoxical that mad-cow disease, thought to be caused by contaminated feed and thus associated with intensive farming as practiced by agricultural-business giants, should affect an industry in which the animals are cherished.

I find it paradoxical that the governor of a state in which affirmative action is under such heavy attack is himself the beneficiary of one of the most insidious forms of the practice: the "legacy" system, through which the children of the elite are admitted into competitive schools and colleges, fraternities and private clubs.

Gorard [25, p.249] finds it paradoxical that many researchers think it is reasonable to claim that other 'researchers should ignore either evidence in the form of text or evidence in the form of numbers'.

"I don't find it as paradoxical as they do.