Sentence examples for paradoxically calm from inspiring English sources
The authors of these textbooks suggest that true hyperactive hyperkinetic dogs provided with oral amphetamines will paradoxically calm down, and have >15% reduction in heart rate.
Now physicists have turned this unavoidable disturbance to their own advantage and used it, paradoxically, to calm a tiny vibrating beam.
Her sentences have a muted calm that suggests, paradoxically, something quite remote from inner peace: it's the state you will yourself into so you can hold on to the many disparate threads of a life.
Cat As are deemed to be the most dangerous prisoners in the system and though it is no honour to be categorised as such, paradoxically, life in that unit was calmer and less dangerous than it was in the chaotic main wings.
This paradoxically appeared to help them accept their illness and locate a sense of calm.
Paradoxically, most people with ADHD who take these medications report that they have a calming, focusing effect, rather than leaving them jittery and unable to concentrate.
Donald Tusk, PO's leader and prime minister, promised calm and predictability.Paradoxically, his apparent success in delivering these may prove to the detriment of PO's presidential hopeful, Bronisław Komorowski.
"Harshness, paradoxically, is intimate".
Paradoxically, it's honest.
One, paradoxically, is great praise.
