Sentence examples for less paradoxical from inspiring English sources

"Tokyo Godfathers" is only slightly less paradoxical.

Punk's sexuality was no less paradoxical.

Scientists however say that the observations are less paradoxical than they seem.

I think it's an ethical as well as a literary proposition that anything that aspires to make the world and the people in it less complex, less paradoxical, less multifarious, is a kind of dirty little libel on reality.

At the same time, the universities that took in jazz, as they did for modern classical music, when both were in exile from the marketplace, were at least as politicized as the cities; so perhaps the academic setting was less paradoxical than it seemed.

This is a less paradoxical suggestion, but one that could be equally interesting.

But in 1948 and ever since, Israel's hubris of victory was combined with a no less genuine, paradoxical and "almost apocalyptic" fear of annihilation.

The movie that resulted is less about the paradoxical interface of abstractions and reality, or science and daily life (which ultimately, of course, became the story of Soderbergh's "Contagion") than about the overall issue of theory and practice, of idea and realization, of intellect and character.

The paradoxical less-kills-more bactericidal phenomenon is termed the Eagle effect, according to Harry Eagle, who first described this phenomenon in 1948 (11).

We discuss the importance of three specific modalities in the diagnosis of this patient, what diagnostic criteria proved less conclusive, and the paradoxical course the syndrome presented with.

In this section, we discuss three modalities we believe aid most in diagnosing CECS in the forearm, methods that have proven less effective, and the paradoxical course this particular case took.