Sentence examples for paradoxically opposed from inspiring English sources

John Russell Brown, who has died aged 91, was a distinguished Shakespearean scholar who was also involved in practical theatre – he was a close associate of the director Peter Hall at the National Theatre for 15 years from 1973 – but was paradoxically opposed to directors filtering the plays though their own ideas, concepts and interpretations.

While extending the notion of number by means of his revolutionary concept of infinite cardinality, Cantor was paradoxically opposed to theories of infinitesimals of his contemporaries Otto Stolz and Paul du Bois-Reymond, describing them as both "an abomination" and "a cholera bacillus of mathematics".

In particular, this should apply to processes which display paradoxically opposing natures.

One striking observation that emerges from our data is that the twin social pressures of globalisation and technologisation appear to place paradoxically opposing demands on the consultation.

Altogether, these observations indicate that DNA-PKcs might have paradoxically opposing roles in cancer, either favoring or inhibiting carcinogenesis, depending on the cell context or the tissue type (Hsu et al, 2012).

Paradoxically, fundamentalists opposed to having children make up their own minds about history, math and literature issues have seemingly endorsed a scientific spirit of inquiry for the origins of species.

Paradoxically Zeke is "actively opposed" to legalising euthanasia and physician-assisted dying.

This is something that, paradoxically, some of the media most opposed to Islamic State do much to spread by reprinting the graphic details of its atrocities.

Back then, Moscow opposed Kosovo's secession; paradoxically, however, Russia would soon invoke that same secession to annex two regions of Georgia.

The allegation of being "foreigners," used by those opposed to the demand for a separate state, paradoxically feeds the insecurity of the Indian Nepalis and strengthens their statehood movement.

The broader solidarity that Muhammad had begun to build was stabilized only after his death, and this was achieved, paradoxically, by some of the same people who had initially opposed him.