Sentence examples for paradoxically part of from inspiring English sources

But these clichés do not detract from the enjoyment the novel offers; they are, paradoxically, part of its charm.

One possibility is that a weaker yuan is, paradoxically, part of the Chinese government's strategy for encouraging its wider international use.

Paradoxically, part of Gideon's nobility is his self-awareness; he wouldn't be so heroic if he weren't so hard on himself.

And yet, paradoxically, part of the power of Walser's art lies in how that refusal of domination interacts with his narrators' demands to be dominated.

In the context of such changes, Burger King's bacon sundae represents, somewhat paradoxically, part of the company's attempt to break free from the fast-food stigma and reach out to a larger audience of more savvy, health-conscious eaters.

But paradoxically, part of the reason for relations "getting more complicated" is "because they are getting closer", says Jonathan Holslag, a China expert at the Brussels Institute of Contemporary Studies.

The BBC's obvious strength as a news-gathering organisation may paradoxically be part of the problem here.

Here we consider the possible advantages to the normal epithelial cell of utilising such an external growth factor circuit and suggest that autocrine growth factor secretion, when viewed in a multicellular context, could paradoxically form part of a mechanism for preventing tumour development.

And it was only two years ago that she stood for, and won, her first parliamentary seat, again in Lille.Paradoxically, part of Mrs Aubry's strength lies in her apparent lack of ambition.

Paradoxically, that's part of the problem.

Philosophers who claimed to be apolitical or who opposed the encroachment of politics in university campuses paradoxically became a part of openly political debates.