Sentence examples for intense paradox from inspiring English sources
This intense paradox often caused gender studies students who encountered the Ms. Pac-Man cabinet to suffer such cognitive dissonance they fell to the ground, fitting and flapping like panicking fish.
So far this year, the county's housing market has presented a mixed picture -- a "seeming paradox of intense consumer activity but significantly decreased overall sales and sales rates," according to the Westchester-Putnam Multiple Listing Service.
The paradox simmers through Mark Salzman's brief, intense novel, and for a while seems to dominate it.
The paradox, of course, is that Google's intense data collection and number crunching have led it to the same conclusions that good managers have always known.
"I am a generation that grew up between two paradoxes: the anonymity of 20 years ago and the intense surveillance that has shifted the paradigm of online culture to where we are now," she adds.
Plus there is, of course, a paradox at the heart of this idea, one on which Guardiola's entire unapologetically intense cult of personality is predicated.
The tricky part of paying homage to Gray is that that since he fixated on himself with an intense commitment, the idea of making a show that's not all about him but employs his style seems almost a paradox.
