Sentence examples for paradoxically arrived from inspiring English sources
A 1984 work spanning 18 movements in two and a half hours, "Livre du Saint Sacrement" paradoxically arrived at a time when Messiaen felt creatively spent, having just completed his extraordinary opera, "Saint François d'Assise".
Paradoxically, Mr. Como arrived in the big time (in the 1940's) singing what Mr. Friedwald called "heavy Chopinesque numbers" like "Till the End of Time" and "I'm Always Chasing Rainbows".
Nigel Farage had arrived paradoxically early in UKIP's target seat of Dudley North after fog had forced the curtailment of earlier planned visits in Staffordshire.
Experimental modernist fiction arrived later, paradoxically heightening readers' awareness of its deeper literary roots.
This moment, overheard by a friend before I arrived on Arcanabyss' birthday night, is fitting, if not paradoxically apt.
Paradoxically, in fact, the trend in all the proposals since 2005 is to establish bias against longtime presence, since by definition someone who has been here long enough has had more opportunity to violate technicalities than someone who has freshly arrived.
Somewhat paradoxically, under this scenario, we surmise that selfish genetic elements ancestral to viruses evolved prior to typical cells, to become intracellular parasites once bacteria and archaea arrived at the scene.
But paradoxically, the best way to arrive at big is to think small.
The first 20 seconds are staggering, a masterclass in funk in which elements are brought in one by one and yet paradoxically create more space as each arrives; India is still there in the sitars, but soon gets obliterated by an acid-house line vying with Aaliyah's alkaline coo.
