Sentence examples for paradox makes from inspiring English sources

This paradox makes it an object of fascination.

This paradox makes the movie great, but it's also a kind of trap — an aesthetic cynicism.

"And to sort out that paradox makes him such a fascinating artist".

This paradox makes for Phillips's funny mixture of ecstasy and delay, his seeming thirst for an oblivion he nevertheless fears.

This statistical paradox makes even more extraordinary the true story dramatised in ITV's new four-parter The Secret.

That paradox makes "Other Desert Cities" the most richly enjoyable new play for grown-ups that New York has known in many a season.

When I wrote the book I was trying to resolve a delicate paradox made by my feelings of kinship for our caretakers and — why sugarcoat it?

The information paradox made it important for theorists to try to go beyond thermodynamic analogies and actually calculate how black holes store information or entropy.

In a country known for its population shifts and land grabs, the Coens track the American diaspora by means of a surprisingly adaptable paradox, making film after film in which people pursue business in a place they have no business.

Such paradoxes make many national politicians anxious.The Dutch prime minister, Jan Peter Balkenende, recently admitted that EU governments were under "intense pressure to use scarce tax revenues mainly for our own countries".

All of these paradoxes make perfect sense.