Sentence examples for paradoxically being from inspiring English sources

Nor do you have to be a desert walker in order to apprehend the impact of GPS on your personal orientation and wayfinding: everyone reading this has probably had the experience of getting lost while, paradoxically, being informed of precisely where you are.

The desired, independent experience and relatively unpredictable outcome is paradoxically being sold as a predictable, managed commodity [54].

Paradoxically, being open also involves refusing to disclose certain things, particularly things about how ranking and filtering systems work.

Put differently, Facebook, Google, LinkedIn, and Twitter, and other web-based services make oodles of cash while paradoxically being "free".

My eagerness stemmed from a desire for approval but paradoxically, being too willing to get naked took all of the fun out of hazing.

(Paradoxically, being chosen or awarded can feel like being dressed up in the Emperor's New Clothes, and be just as paralyzing, oddly enough).

"Harshness, paradoxically, is intimate".

One, paradoxically, is great praise.

This antidote, paradoxically, is almost entirely moral.

Waste, paradoxically, is a kind of reservoir.

But such, paradoxically, is not the case.