Sentence examples for how paradoxical that from inspiring English sources

How paradoxical that preservation may now come to a block that needed it decades ago.

How paradoxical that in our society masochism is considered a pathology to be cured, while cosmetic surgery is celebrated and encouraged, especially in popular women's magazines.

QUESTION FROM DAVID: How paradoxical that the one New Yorker writer who has an article in every week's issue was the one who took the time to methodically study procrastination.

How paradoxical that the airplane would be the example chosen to illustrate the need to upgrade America's premier educational exchange program and to reinstitute a public diplomacy program for the civil society that we all yearn for.

Moore confesses that "I am fully aware of how paradoxical this theory must appear, and even how contemptible" (ibid., para. 14).

Just to look at his life dates is to see how paradoxical he is.

How surprising, paradoxical, even ironic, that much of the media are comparing the Labour veteran Jeremy Corbyn to Podemos.

But it may seem paradoxical that people seek to express how unique they are by wearing a cap that multitudes of other people also wear.

That was quantum mechanics, the paradoxical rules that ascribe randomness to subatomic behavior.

Our hypothesis implies a new understanding of macrophage plasticity and allows us to answer the question of how the paradoxical reprogramming of these cells occurs, that is, how the anti-inflammatory M2 phenotype is formed in response to RF-M1 in inflammation and, contrarily, how the proinflammatory M1 phenotype is formed in response to RF-M2.

A new drug study shows that a widely prescribed medicine lowers cholesterol but may not benefit heart health, a paradoxical result that has doctors debating how the drug works and whether it is effective.