And yet, paradoxically, his optimism was justified.
Yet, paradoxically, it is less important.
Nonetheless, and paradoxically, Mekas foresaw with a prophetic intensity the radical changes that would come both to the cinema and to the world at large as a result of technological advances.
Nonetheless, the year paradoxically offered an abundance of literary riches; a number of major American writers brought out interesting and important work.
Boehner will nonetheless hang on, and seemingly paradoxically become stronger; movement conservatives will get to feel like they have a voice; movement conservatism's activist money farms will garner another fundraising outrage; Louie and Charles and David (either one) will get to count bills.
Paradoxically, however, our study provides novel information of potential interest.
However, catecholamine administration may paradoxically worsen cardiac function [5].
Sadly, and paradoxically, we still don't.
His appearance at the Fort Greene projects and at an AIDS clinic, though morally fraught with his quasi-vampiric intentions, nonetheless breathes with a relaxed sincerity and, paradoxically, makes all of Hess's identities, including his own, seem like masks.
Nonetheless, in his political writings immediately preceding History and Class Consciousness, he seems to (paradoxically) endorse both a qualified Luxemburgian view of proletarian spontaneity (for example in 1920b) and an elitist conception of party vanguardism (a "party myth", Arato and Breines 1979: 145).
