Sentence examples for paradoxical concept from inspiring English sources

Those three adjectives were magic words for Mr. Bogdanow, who responded with an airy interior, elegant but casual, with cherry-wood floors and green wainscoting, that realized Mr. Meyer's somewhat paradoxical concept of an American trattoria.

Baudrillard's paradoxical concept of symbolic exchange can be explained as expression of a desire to liberate himself from modern positions and to seek a revolutionary position outside of modern society.

Killing in the name of honour seems a kind of paradoxical concept – murdering someone to make all your problems and family shame disappear seems pretty much the opposite of honourable – but there's no sign of that paradox stunting the problem.

Epithelial homeostasis incorporates the paradoxical concept of internal change (epithelial turnover) enabling the maintenance of anatomical status quo.

In leaving these dimensions underspecified, this definition fails to capture this paradoxical character of the concept.

The denial of real relations in God also has paradoxical consequences for the concept of divine goodness.

Famously, Hanna Pitkin argues that theorists should not try to reconcile the paradoxical nature of the concept of representation.

By introducing the concept of paradoxical space in conjunction with discourses of surveillance and the elements of body camera design, we are able to understand how emotions become a part of an economy of visuality.

Further common to both models is the concept that paradoxical activation of the pathway can only happen at low inhibitor concentration [92,107,108,110].

Second, innovation paradoxes require paradoxical management approaches.

This view is illustrated in the concept of the paradoxical figure of the saved saviour, salvator salvandus.