Sentence examples for paradoxical indeed from inspiring English sources

This nostalgic soul is paradoxical indeed, yet I suggest a solution: Purchase a standing-room or a partial-view opera ticket for $15 or $20.

But to donate money in hopes of accumulating rewards is very paradoxical indeed!

Its role in ESC biology seems paradoxical, indeed undifferentiated ESCs fail to undergo p53-dependent cell cycle arrest, apoptosis and senescence after DNA damage.

It is indeed paradoxical that this most passive of Presidents should have been so active in bringing about the collapse of Soviet Communism.

Anticipating Burke, he argues that aesthetic pleasure is a pure emotion, the physical result of the stirring of our organs, even if its nature is indeed paradoxical (i.e., a mixture of pleasure and anxiety).

This phenomenon is indeed paradoxical, considering that the Vmax of LDH is the highest of any enzyme in the glycolytic pathway and that the reaction equilibrium constant for the pyruvate-to-lactate conversion is more favorable than for the reverse reaction (Brooks, 2000; Brooks, 1998; Brooks et al., 1999).

Indeed, the paradoxical essence of Coke is neatly summed up by the image, taken from an actual ZMET interview, of the Buddhist monk meditating in the crowded soccer field.

Indeed, the paradoxical boost in neural activity prior to anesthesia-induced loss of consciousness [38] may be a manifestation of critical slowing prior to loss of consciousness [39, 40].

Indeed, the paradoxical adiponectin-endothelial activation relation concurred with a borderline significant inverse association of adiponectin with carotid plaque, an indicator of severe, advanced, and high risk atherosclerosis in white RA patients [ 74].

The issue may be of particular relevance in old and very old patients, where age-related physiologic or pathophysiologic alterations in cerebral and coronary tissue perfusion pressure may indeed promote paradoxical increases in vascular events when the systolic BP is <130 mmHg.

Indeed, it seems paradoxical that overweight or 'obese' patients have better survival than do patients who are 'underweight' or normal.