Sentence examples for paradoxically helpful from inspiring English sources

Most spectators are, like the nation's overall population, white.It is tempting, therefore, to dismiss the recent travails of South African rugby as an aberration, and argue that perceptions of race in sport are either irrelevant or, paradoxically, helpful.

This was, paradoxically, a helpful experience.

But, paradoxically, Foreclosuregate may actually help.

But to be helpful on the ground amid real suffering, it may be necessary, paradoxically, to blunt empathetic instincts.

"Harshness, paradoxically, is intimate".

Paradoxically, it's honest.

One, paradoxically, is great praise.

Shakespeare paradoxically does.

Flies are, paradoxically, ubiquitous and mysterious.

This antidote, paradoxically, is almost entirely moral.

Waste, paradoxically, is a kind of reservoir.