Sentence examples for more paradoxical from inspiring English sources

No place has been more paradoxical for more years than Angola.

Coppola's sense of style, which is among the most exquisite in the current cinema, is also among the more paradoxical.

To say that the universe alternately combines and dissolves is no more paradoxical than to make it eternal but varying in shape.

The converse of this might seem even more paradoxical, not to say Orwellian: if you want war, then prepare for peace.

A distant echo from President Bush's Vietnam is having a similarly unexpected impact on his political fortunes, and the parallel could not be more paradoxical.

More paradoxical, he finds himself at risk of being identified with "them," which is to say the establishment that Ohio residents view as having failed them.

But Christianity, as Religiousness B, is more radically paradoxical, for the eternal itself has become paradoxical as the insertion of God in time.

David Beswick Harrogate, North Yorkshire It is more than paradoxical that our government is proposing to sign the TTIP at the same time as it is about to celebrate the 800th anniversary of Magna Carta.

The results of our earlier Monte-Carlo simulations of primordial photochemistry [ 112], suggest one more, rather paradoxical, way to channel external energy into the synthesis of increasingly complex compounds.

In other places the influence is more diffuse, and paradoxical.

But the spot-painting project is more complicated, even paradoxical.