Sentence examples for paradoxical and difficult from inspiring English sources
That the same amyloidogenic protein could interact with several distinct sphingolipids (Refs 26, 27, 31) could be viewed as paradoxical and difficult to reconcile with a real specificity of interaction.
The film's last act of translation is its most paradoxical and, in a way, its most difficult.
Baudrillard follows this concept of reversal and his paradoxical and nihilistic metaphysical vision into the 1990s where his thought becomes ever more hermetic, fragmentary, and difficult.
"Being a Jew," he told the Guardian three decades ago, "was not as paradoxical or difficult as might be imagined.
'I would love to write poems about Greek statues, but ugliness and difficult, dark things - things I don't really approve of - force themselves into my books.' Galvanising his books is a paradoxical yearning for worlds that exist beyond language, and it's into this wordless hinterland of sex and death that he finds himself drawn time and again.
There are difficult people and difficult interactions.
Life is paradoxical, and Chekhov felt this paradox very acutely.
A profound, paradoxical and rich achievement.
Anti-terrorism initiatives remain pedantic, paradoxical and reactionary.
He was a paradoxical and often unpredictable figure.
