Sentence examples for paradoxical notion from inspiring English sources

That paradoxical notion spoke volumes about the administration's confused and confusing approach.

Selected by Simon Taylor, the curator of Guild Hall Museum in East Hampton, the show celebrates the paradoxical notion that original art can be made using reproductive processes.

They hit upon the seemingly paradoxical notion of protecting the cave by opening it to the public, but with scrupulous safeguards.

There's a saying in the Talmud that "The heart is the seat of the mind," and this paradoxical notion could well be the SAND motto.

The two spoke about the famous Egyptian queen and about the paradoxical notion that while much has been written about her, few facts are clear.

Every store is supposed to be clean, orderly and exactly the same -- perhaps a paradoxical notion in mass market retail, where volume business typically makes for unkempt stores and a shortage of sales help.

Actually, from a soldier's perspective, the line is a bit paradoxical -- the notion that one's conscience makes one a coward seems contradictory.

The Vpu and Nef-mediated down regulation of CD4 at first blush appears paradoxical to the notion that ADCC antibodies targeting the CD4-bound conformation of Env protect from HIV-1 infection.

This condition itself expresses a form of paradoxicality, one that is generally strictly stronger than the notion of paradoxical decompositions used in Theorem 2.

This characterization is clearly circular ("no other thing") and paradoxical too, unless the notion of "each thing" is qualified.

It thus appears that the notion of paradoxical activation of kinase function by kinase inhibitors may be more general to kinase families regulated by kinase domain dimerization.