Sentence examples for paradoxically but from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically (but this is the nature of theater) such living archetypes can recur in multiples.

"The welcome peace prospects in Congo are paradoxically, but deliberately, at the root of the worsening security situation in Burundi," he said.

This is a fact of which Ms. Bony says she is painfully aware: that the decade's ethos of inconspicuous consumption was taken up, paradoxically but predictably, by traders in luxury.

In this way we see how, unknown to all the participants, the death of some hapless peasants on the Ho Chi Minh trail, as the ordnance tumbles down from seven miles up, is paradoxically but intimately connected to the life of Nick Shay and the others all caught in the underworld's viscid and engulfing web.

And paradoxically (but not uncommonly), it was Tina's drive and aspiration to be of service that ended up undermining her.

Paradoxically (but understandably), the people least likely to vote -- the poor, the jobless, the young -- are those who need government the most, and who, if they did vote, would tend to favor liberals and Democrats.

Serum copper is paradoxically low but urine copper is elevated in Wilson's disease.

But, paradoxically, Foreclosuregate may actually help.

But paradoxically these two faiths have things in common.

But paradoxically, reduced circumstances have often spawned great musical riches.

But paradoxically, it also results in the opposite.