Sentence examples for paradoxical experience from inspiring English sources

That is the paradoxical experience offered by the new 007 picture Quantum of Solace, whose "thrills" spring off the screen with such mechanical efficiency and metronomic regularity that you could almost set your watch by them.

The heart of French film is Jean Renoir, a son of the painter, whose paradoxical experience of comfortable wealth and risky adventure, war and frivolity, grassroots political engagement and high-flown creative passion, opened his films to the currents of the times.

The only time I have ever felt this seemingly paradoxical experience is during meditation.

"We were part of a generation that grew up on the Internet, and we had the paradoxical experience of being hyper-aware of global issues but unable to use the technology that surrounded us to actively participate in them".

I began to wonder whether testosterone was implicated in other, more paradoxical experiences: for example, could the same be true of the increased interest in sex when spinal injuries have robbed you of sexual sensation?

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.

All patients with paradoxical lesions experienced healing of their lesions without disease recurrence after 12 months follow-up from antibiotic commencement.

Analyzing his work, Mr. McClatchy said: "Jimmy was interested in the paradoxical nature of experience.

However, 8%43%% of patients will experience paradoxical deterioration, termed tuberculosis-associated immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (TB-IRIS) [ 3, 4].

In their case series of TE-IRIS, Martin-Blondel et al. report three cases of unmasking TE-IRIS and 65 cases of TE that did not experience paradoxical TE-IRIS despite virologic and immunologic response.

Furthermore, this means that research and/or health care resources are potentially squandered and that participants are exposed to unnecessary risks and burdens (however minimal) with the possibility of little or no benefit, or even the possibility of harm, particularly where understudied subgroups experience paradoxical effects.