Sentence examples for level of paradox from inspiring English sources
While these concerns do not all lend themselves to government solutions -- and some, like the time crunch, offer difficulties that approach the level of paradox -- there is a noticeable sense among women that government should try to do what it can.
He's always trying to live up to a certain high level of intellectual discourse, of constant paradox, of nonacademic intellectuality, as though he's playing to an audience that no longer exists, of people like Jean Cocteau and Marie-Laure de Noailles.
Paradoxically, endurance athletes also display an elevated level of intracellular lipid (termed athletes-paradox), presumably serving as energy source during physical activity, although they also exhibit increased insulin sensitivity, as compared to healthy untrained subjects.
These paradoxes drive a level of success that is unparalleled in almost any field.
Kyburg's solution to the preface paradox raises a methodological question about the nature of paradox.
Irony is the form of paradox.
He had a sense of paradox.
Therefore, it sounds a paradox that athletes show a high level of intramyocellular lipids and a high insulin sensitiveness of their muscular tissue.
The explanation for the apparent paradox, the authors write, is the high level of mortality among dependent participants.
Thus, the obesity paradox may be partly explained by the level of cardiorespiratory fitness.
