Sentence examples for paradoxically fitting from inspiring English sources

So it is paradoxically fitting to have Superman, champion of truth, justice and the American way, reciting passages from Plath's literature about the horrors of patriarchy.

Through Oct. 14 Bettina von Zwehl is one of several young photographers trying paradoxically to expand the boundaries of portraiture by fitting it into a strict Conceptual framework.

It amounts to a universal self-portrait (one sign fits all) while paradoxically denying the possibility of summing oneself up in an image or a word.

Paradoxically this most difficult of novels would fit TV like a glove.

For many of the aforementioned mechanisms resulting in higher BMD it is rather difficult to fit their role in the paradoxically increased fracture risk.

The new findings fit into a larger pattern of misuse of defibrillators: paradoxically, previous research has also found that many people who need defibrillators do not get them.

Paradoxically, world music was often synonymous with local or regional music, and interpretations of what fitted tended to shift from one country to the next.

After outlining Cameron's 47percentt (and rising) cut to housing budgets and acknowledging the severity of the housing crisis, Morton paradoxically agrees that "Housing cannot expect any more money", proceeding to design his entire policy to fit the permanent austerity agenda.

Yet paradoxically, the choreography's fit to the symphony's second movement is striking.

Paradoxically, many also had become more fit, a surprising statistic, unless you consider that these were men and women who were dutifully showing up for medical checkups and receiving repeated admonitions to exercise.

I. Narrative Bound We are at the mercy of our own, rigid (nation-state) "rule sets" The "fit" between us and the enemy works to their advantage America paradoxically comes to embrace the role of enabler American denial -- the threat of our identity defeated -- immobilizes us.