Sentence examples for paradoxically it seems from inspiring English sources
The Gulf strategy in Syria is also in tatters: its aspirations are not succeeding in the field, and – paradoxically – it seems that the imminent prospect of US military intervention in Syria created a schism within the Syrian opposition.
Paradoxically, it seems the team's decline has stemmed from Cablevision's financial interest in keeping it competitive.
Paradoxically, it seems preoccupied with small things — sensation, curiosity, eccentricity — which makes the show feel off kilter.
Paradoxically, it seems to have produced the sense that meaningful consent is elusive or perhaps even impossible.
Inverted commas are due: paradoxically, it seems that the recognition of life's radically chimeric nature forces these authors to question the very idea of 'one individual', ending up by ontologically dissolving chimeras too.
Obesity, a chronic pathological condition, is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease, but paradoxically, it seems to protect against morbi/mortality from heart failure [ 3].
Perhaps as a result of our rampant cellularization, as we fax and phone and xmit paperless messages through air and ether, we paradoxically crave, it seems, written proof that we still exist as literate creatures.
However, under these circumstances, the xerostomia may contribute to cancer development (paradoxically as it seems) since salivary antioxidants are thus reduced in the oral cavity.
Just as New Castle was saved from disfiguring change by apparent economic and political misfortune, so now, again, it seems paradoxically protected by its threatening surroundings.
Grace The massive circular bar planted beneath Grace's soaring cathedral ceiling is remarkable not only for how big it is but also, paradoxically, by how modest it seems in comparison to the vast ecclesiastical square footage that surrounds it.
They've managed to keep competition out of their relationship, and, it seems -- somewhat paradoxically -- they manage to keep ballet out of it, too.
