Paradoxically, to do this requires a superior sense of control.
This shift is owing, perhaps paradoxically, to Thomas's awfulness.
Thinking about one apocalypse, your mind can turn, paradoxically, to others.
Morrissey manages paradoxically to appear secure, to bare his soul without ever seeming needy or inadequate.
THE one sure way to prolong an animal's life is, paradoxically, to starve it.
This seems to be due, paradoxically, to the immune system's response to the malarial parasite.
People leave places where food is produced, paradoxically, to escape hunger.
The explosive expansion of technological resources has led, paradoxically, to an impoverishment of the language of music.
Ash had been thriving in Europe until recently thanks, paradoxically, to air pollution: nitrogen pollution has acted as a fertiliser.
But to be helpful on the ground amid real suffering, it may be necessary, paradoxically, to blunt empathetic instincts.
In the Cézanne, like every brush-mark or facet of colour, they add paradoxically to the steadiness of the whole.
