Sentence examples for note the paradox from inspiring English sources

Nor could she fail to note the paradox that many of the descendants of the ancient Assyrians are now themselves exiled from their homes in Iraq.

Colb and Dorf are pro-choice vegans ("Our own journey to veganism began with the experience of sharing our lives with our dogs"), so, although they note the paradox, they do not think a double standard is in play.

Foes of the law note the paradox that Italy, which sent millions of migrants abroad a century ago and again after World War II, should adopt some of Europe's most stringent anti-immigrant legislation.

Yet, after tonight's dive, as I pass our state-of-the-art equipment into our boat (one of the few motor boats in the area), I note the paradox that modern technology itself has accelerated the coral reefs' decline.

I'm not sure what the difference is, so I note the paradox that the requirements of public service broadcasting limit what he can say about the Labour leadership election.

Note the paradox: S-nitrosothiols delivered acutely to the pulmonary vascular bed are vasodilators and will reverse PH; whereas, chronic exposure of the pulmonary vascular bed to S-nitrosothiols gradually causes pulmonary vascular remodeling and chronic pulmonary hypertension.

Some women at the dinner noted the paradox of Morgan Stanley's sponsorship, but not Ms. Schieffelin.

Greeting the packed house and looking elated, Mr. Steel noted the paradox in the institution's history.

Invoking Mr. Snowden, the composer noted the paradox between recent anger over government surveillance and the willingness of consumers to give information to advertisers.

Mr. Lamb doesn't dispute Dr. Nghien's analysis, but he notes the paradox involved in such a statement by a professed Communist.

Buruma, like others before him, notes the paradox of the Allied armies carrying out something that echoed "Hitler's project... of ethnic purity".