Sentence examples for paradoxically quite from inspiring English sources

Later his collegiate style, paradoxically quite mandarin, was brought to the chairmanship of the BFI.

Asparagus has a very slight pungency, a unique tang, yet paradoxically is quite delicate.

Her sentences have a muted calm that suggests, paradoxically, something quite remote from inner peace: it's the state you will yourself into so you can hold on to the many disparate threads of a life.

Paradoxically, they appear quite eager to implement that same strategy when it comes to addressing the needs of this nation.

Paradoxically, an insider, quite possibly an Italian, may well have the best chance not only of mastering the Vatican bureaucracy, but of reforming it as well.

Despite its recent morphing into a marketing machine, the Fashion Industry is, quite paradoxically, conservative.

So when the professor, in the role of moderator, announced that the BSC team would be arguing that restorative justice was the best method of dealing with cases of domestic violence, we found ourselves, quite paradoxically, arguing against the progressive resolution in front of a large prison audience.

Indeed, quite paradoxically, chronic immune activation has been associated with high levels of viremia and is a primary driver of HIV-1 progression to AIDS.

Paradoxically, it is quite possible that there will be more requests for reversal from the 43 men in our study who had a vasectomy because their partners from the ideal CS/TO group were denied the option of a TO (Table 3) than there would have been reversal requests from said partners if they had had a CS/TO.

Oxygen is essential for the life of eukaryotic organisms, and yet quite paradoxically, a toxic substance.

Consequently, and quite paradoxically, even when trying not to exploit participants, one might still suffer from an 'ethnocentrism' before research has even begun.