Sentence examples for paradoxically so from inspiring English sources

The usual suspects – climate change, deforestation – are partly to blame, but somewhat paradoxically so is the lack of yellow fever in these areas, due to previous intervention efforts.

But for the general reader and lover of literature it is rich and deeply satisfying – paradoxically so, given that it is so brief, and often so vague.

One of the chief satisfactions of "The Widow of St. Pierre" -- one of the things that make it, perhaps paradoxically, so deeply entertaining -- is its air of moral gravity.

Abstract Expressionism still animates her art, but perhaps paradoxically, so does 1970's-style grid painting, setting up a compacted tension between the all-at-once explosiveness of the one and the all-over modular control of the other.

They are young, ambitious and gifted - different in every way from the boob-enhanced trophy Wags who have become, paradoxically, so iconic for doing absolutely nothing but sleeping with a footballer and applying self-tan.

And yet for all the associations with modesty that long imparts, you could not say that this has been a conservative season, not with the orgy of color and prints or, paradoxically, so many clothes that were sheer to the point of invisibility.

Driven by relentless impulses to be clean, he paradoxically became so disheveled as to be unrecognizable.

And paradoxically, doing so doesn't mean getting less done, but just the opposite.

Nancy describes her favorite corner to work on Union as a perilous spot that paradoxically is so lucky that she can't resist it.

Some of the features of the present situation are paradoxically not so different from what we have experienced in the ancient past of the press -- when newspapers were not mass media, and when news were distributed and commented by patrons of coffee houses as much as by the papers themselves.

Others took a more fatalistic stance, adapting as best they could when the need arose and, perhaps paradoxically, in so doing, rescuing some sense of spontaneity.