Sentence examples for most paradoxical from inspiring English sources

Paradox was the fundament of Surrealism and Magritte was the most paradoxical of all its proponents.

The biggest failure of understanding is the most paradoxical.

That's the one that's in some sense, is the most paradoxical.

The affair highlights two characteristics of this most paradoxical of pontiffs: his timidity and his stubbornness.

Perhaps most paradoxical was Mr. Oxley's early opposition to the legislation that he is now credited with helping to write.

The film's last act of translation is its most paradoxical and, in a way, its most difficult.

Mahler's Tenth Symphony is one of the most troubling, paradoxical works in musical history.

It is little wonder then that it has always seemed the most complex, paradoxical, but also "flexible" and policy-based of the causal requirements.

Although what the play says is true, it omits the concern and sense of helplessness that made her, like most people, paradoxical.

But Jorge Luis Borges, the blind Argentine librarian who was probably the greatest 20th-century author never to win the Nobel prize for literature, was one of fiction's most playfully paradoxical spirits, and he would surely have disagreed.

"Missing Out," Phillips's 17th book, is his most poetic, paradoxical, repetitive and punning yet; he doesn't argue in a linear fashion but nestles ideas within ideas, like Russian dolls.