Sentence examples for paradoxically easy from inspiring English sources

This makes for excellent science but not, paradoxically, easy reading.

Paradoxically, Easy Way made you realize that quitting smoking gets more and more difficult each time.

Antimicrobial conservation programs and awareness campaigns are essentially non-existent in many developing nations, where antimicrobial consumption data are lacking though, paradoxically, easy access to mass-produced, sometimes diluted (subtherapeutic) antimicrobials often is not.

Jane drifted away, which was something she found paradoxically easier to do now she herself had grown considerably broader in the beam.

It may paradoxically be easier to help east Europeans than those bound by the euro's no-bail-out rules.

But for the new kind of DFW loyalist, it is paradoxically the easiest of his writings to read, because the story demonstrates faith both in humanity and in writing.

Mr. Obama is pushing for a bigger deal on the argument that it will, paradoxically, be easier for Democrats and Republicans to sell to their rank and file, because they could present it as a historic effort to begin undoing years of deficit spending.

Story, paradoxically, is the easy part that never gets any easier regardless of time, media, method.

Life is so difficult most of the time that paradoxically it's easy to stop trying to find escape.

The recovery was made much easier, paradoxically, by a bane of modern business, litigation — or at least the fear of it.

This gray zone paradoxically can be easier to grapple with on the stage, where ideas sometimes range more freely because they are not tethered to representations of the real world.