Sentence examples for obvious paradox from inspiring English sources

Ageism embodies an obvious paradox.

There is, though, an obvious paradox.

Is it pedantic to note the obvious paradox here?

There is an obvious paradox here; Mr. Edwards is the fourth white male millionaire to join the national tickets.

Here I note merely the most obvious paradox of the evening: Both works made "Estancia" look entirely, even deliberately pre-Balanchine.

Political opera — by which one almost invariably means politics of the near- to far-left varieties, right-wing classical composers being an elusive species — faces an obvious paradox.

One of the obvious paradoxes here is that the system that murdered his father and destroyed his mother's life was also the system that created Michael the young fanatic.

Obesity estimates for Jordan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates were even higher: between 35% and 45%.The most obvious explanation for this paradox is that the two problems exist in separate realms: obesity among the well-to-do, under-nutrition among the poor.

To the conservatives, the paradox was obvious: the administration's reaction to the Counterweight stories underlined the very point the editors were trying to make: namely, that the university, in its zeal to ameliorate any possible friction among students, is stifling the open, vigorous, nontimorous exchange of ideas.

The role of self-reference in this paradox is obvious, as it is based on a sentence, KS, referring directly to itself.

The paradox is obvious and enormous.