Sentence examples for often paradoxical from inspiring English sources

Mr. Artschwager's paintings were often paradoxical.

Welcome to Mr. Kashua's world, which, like the series, "Avoda Aravit," or Arab Labor, works on multiple, often paradoxical levels.

Social psychology has a rich history of making sense of the often paradoxical aspects of social cognition and the social world.

In what some may regard as an overly contrived fashion, these stories are neatly dovetailed and interwoven to make ironic and often paradoxical points.

It is a painful experience but also one that makes us feel, viscerally, how easy definitions of victimhood can obscure the complex, often paradoxical realities of actual victims.

There may also be, very prominently, a large range of abnormal (and often "paradoxical") sensory responses, with some sensations being heightened and even intolerable, others (which may include pain perception) being diminished or apparently absent.

The two-year study bills itself as the first of its kind in "examining the complicated and often-paradoxical universe of stakeholders that may influence NFL player health". The NFL strongly took issue with the methodology and conclusions drawn by the Harvard researchers.

Contributing to its validity as a qualitative interview tool, the S-PRT was developed through a well-grounded process in which patients developed a rich framework with which to express their often-paradoxical experiences and perceptions.

This lecture explains what an economic model is, and why it allows for counterfactual reasoning and often yields paradoxical conclusions.

As a result, South African foreign policy under Mbeki often seemed paradoxical [ 25].

However, the cell-specific changes in propensity for IL-10 production remain poorly defined and findings have often been paradoxical.