Sentence examples for nowadays paradoxically from inspiring English sources
But nowadays, paradoxically, the meat is also seen as too haute -- and suspiciously French, even in these post-freedom-fries days -- thumbing its nose at our images of rabbits as pets and clever cartoon characters.
Paradoxically, since patients with asthma are nowadays more likely to survive with close to normal longevity, it resulted in an increase in prevalence of certain comorbidities associated with the disease having a significant impact on their quality of life and probably also on their specific causes of death [ 33].
Nowadays, forest scientists and ecologists find these historical reports convincing evidence that attempted "protection" paradoxically caused forest destruction.
"Harshness, paradoxically, is intimate".
Paradoxically, it's honest.
Nowadays officials openly state that their aim is to implant a socialist economy.Paradoxically, despite the takeovers, the state's share of GDP seems still to be around 30%, the same as it was in 1998.
One, paradoxically, is great praise.
Shakespeare paradoxically does.
One dollar matters nowadays".
