Sentence examples for paradoxically now from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, now that travel outside the city was relatively safe, they hardly ever went to the interior, so when a new tour was announced I auditioned eagerly.

It was the hour most appropriate for contemplating the conundrum we were in; for realizing that the dictator had perfected his art and that, paradoxically, now that we were "independent," foreign intrusion in our politics and our economics was even more sinister, because it seemed impossible to resist.

Paradoxically Di Canio now needs a degree of dictatorial licence if he is going to succeed at the Stadium of Light.

But paradoxically, right now, no species will profit from it as much as the one causing it: humans.

Paradoxically Whitney now finds herself in the great city of ambition doing little more than dating a jerky Australian rock singer named Jay.

Paradoxically, tinkering, now that it is so easy to do, is not done, because everyone is more sensitive to its ramifications.

Paradoxically, Snowden now found himself in precisely the kind of hostile environment he had lectured on, surrounded by agents from a foreign intelligence agency.

Paradoxically, this now widely accepted concept seems to have become a barrier that impedes conceptual advances in L1 research.

Now, paradoxically, his fortune allows him to keep it just as real as ever.

Now, paradoxically, a new chapter in the book Mr. Hatch helped write could pose a threat to him.

After worrying for years about excessive public borrowing, some economists are now, paradoxically, fretting about a shortage of debt instead.