Sentence examples for paradoxically many from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, many grow even as they suffer.

Paradoxically, many Sandzak Bosniaks did well during the wars.

Paradoxically, many more colored people are worse off than black Africans now than were during apartheid.

Paradoxically, many who received the letters from Mr. Giddens are creditors themselves.

Paradoxically, many of the brightest technology stocks fell today as investors took profits.

Maybe it was 1985, when the musical "Nunsense" made its Off Broadway debut — soon to procreate, paradoxically, many sequels.

Paradoxically, what many describe as "men battering each other senseless" approaches, at its highest level, art.

They provide unity and structure while paradoxically enabling many works to stand out from the flow.

"Do you have anything much smaller that can paradoxically hold many more people?" May 17, 2016.

Paradoxically, although many artists live most of their professional lives with uncertainty, uncertainty about real estate seems to create even more anguish.

Paradoxically, for many British novelists, writing about "the way we live now" has invariably meant reaching back into the past so we are allowed to see that odd, singular individuals are acting from motives that have some larger significance.