Sentence examples for gross paradox from inspiring English sources
He also found grossly offensive the prevailing fashion for a national literature, and waged a one-man campaign against the Young Americans, charging them with adhering to "the gross paradox of liking a stupid book the better, because, sure enough, its stupidity is American".
The three biggest Indian IT firms—Tata Consultancy Services, Infosys and Wipro are now among the top ten globally in terms of stockmarket capitalisation, gross profits and employees.There are a number of explanations for this paradox.
There is a paradox in the role of private jukus, cram schools and other facilities that have been estimated to gross $10 billion a year, or $1 for every $7 spent on education.
Underlying these paradoxes is a problem that government officials, notably including Mr. Obama, have acknowledged and complained of for years: the gross overclassification of information.
It's a bit of a paradox, suggesting that modernism was good enough for factories, but not for Marx, the 19th-century German philosopher and theorist responsible for Ms. Gross-Bettelheim's future-looking ideology.
