Sentence examples for paradoxical case from inspiring English sources

In books such as "Fateless" and "Kaddish for an Unborn Child," he has made the paradoxical case that "the concentration camp is imaginable only and exclusively as literature, never as reality — not even — or rather least of all — when we have directly experienced it".

Her paradoxical case has helped motivate a team of scientists to show how high "good cholesterol" can sometimes be a signal not of heart health, but of the opposite: a cholesterol system unable to siphon the fatty particles from circulation.

After a few more paradoxical cases, even more imaginative, Heytesbury moves on to consider difform motions.

If general or strong theories of restriction are open to the objection stated above, the weaker theories are open to a different objection: they risk being vacuous if their proponents did not have any independent way of identifying paradoxical cases.

Hempel acknowledges that an explanation for why the paradoxical cases appear to be non-confirmatory may have something to do with fashioning hypotheses about classes that are affected by their relative size.

Ignoring these paradoxes is tantamount to saying the prevailing theory holds in all instances except the paradoxical cases.

Late reactions may account for up to 24% of paradoxical cases, [ 6] and this reaction was likely due to enhanced immune responses to a previously undetected disease focus.

Van Meegeren profited under the Nazi occupation of Holland, leading to the wonderfully paradoxical court case where he had to prove he was a forger to avoid a postwar charge of selling national treasures to the Nazis: he had hoodwinked Hermann Göring with a fake Vermeer of Christ and the Adulteress.

To the best of our knowledge, only two cases of paradoxical TE-IRIS and nine cases of unmasking TE-IRIS have been previously described.

Successful treatment strategies include aggressive management of the patient's reactive airway disease, gastroesophageal reflux disease, and, in select cases, paradoxical vocal fold motion.

If one puts the paradoxical and nonsensical cases aside, Meinong's table of categories according to the modes of being looks as follows: Being has two modes, to wit existence, which is linked with time, and mere subsistence, which is timeless.