Sentence examples for paradoxical practices from inspiring English sources

These rather paradoxical practices work on several different principles.

The things you laugh at were really the heart of the paradoxical practices that make a nuclear war possible.

A third group of such paradoxical practices, found primarily in Asian religions, involves immersing oneself in what is viewed as utter pollution, either by meditating on foul things or by actually keeping oneself permanently unclean, in order to achieve transcendence over pollution.

This paradoxical practice accounts for much of Sondheim's technical genius.

The storage of water thus led to the development of wasting behavior, a paradoxical practice in the context of shortage.

This paper explores this paradoxical practice and illustrates its consequences.

Developing methods to integrate individualized risk stratification within routine clinical care has the potential to remedy this paradoxical practice pattern by alerting clinicians to each patient's potential benefits from treatment and enabling more patient centered, evidence based, efficient care with safer, better outcomes.

Each time it hurt her and she cried.' It seems paradoxical, when this practice is carried out for the sake of the husband, that men often cite the fact that a wife either doesn't want to have sex or isn't good at it as a reason for divorce.

Despite the relatively widespread recognition of relational-based contracting in engineering and construction projects, literature indicates a range of paradoxical issues in practice.

Second, innovation paradoxes require paradoxical management approaches.

Power-relating, both constraining and enabling at the same time, was evident in the paradoxical tensions felt within the practice by the employment and expanding role of the practice nurse.