Sentence examples for he paradoxically from inspiring English sources

Driven by relentless impulses to be clean, he paradoxically became so disheveled as to be unrecognizable.

In the end this blurred young man emerges with clarity and force because he paradoxically joins a real, lived-in world of other people.

Yet even as he referred to the danger of "world conquest" he paradoxically asserted his intention of withdrawing American troops from the struggle.

For someone who was hiding from his past — a past that California authorities say may include a connection to two deaths — he paradoxically sought the spotlight.

He's never at his best in first acts: it is as if he needs the infusion of the singers' outside energy to fully invigorate a performance that he, paradoxically, is himself shaping.

Painting the animate and the inanimate as if they were of equal import, he paradoxically implied the relentless inner pulse of life and thought, but from a discreet distance.

But when the man grabbed Omer, he paradoxically saved Omer's life.

It took the critical and popular re-evaluation of film noir to turn Mr. Widmark into a cult figure out of the past, which he became, paradoxically, while he was making new movies.

He looks, paradoxically, more vital and significant than he has done in years.

Worse still, he has been shown to be a liar while he has paradoxically been running his entire campaign based virtually exclusively on his stellar character, a character he has claimed that is so different from all those Washington insiders he has sought to set himself apart from.

Casting a cool, satirical eye on the herd movement and exotic fetishism of the tastemaker class, this first novel is equally sensitive to Chao's ambivalent seduction by the new world he inhabits; paradoxically, in order for his con to work, he must believe that feng shui has the power to harm.