Sentence examples for radically paradoxical from inspiring English sources

But Christianity, as Religiousness B, is more radically paradoxical, for the eternal itself has become paradoxical as the insertion of God in time.

Not only did the visual media fall-in-line with Glenn Beck's co-opting of Martin Luther King's "Dream" speech and rally at the Lincoln Memorial, it produced this gorgeous, yet radically paradoxical newswire photo erasing how much the Tea Party is not just overwhelmingly white, and also a pro-White mission.

Born in 1929, Cassavetes was a paradoxical figure — a radically modernistic spearhead of the art of the nineteen-sixties and seventies whose temperament and habits belonged to the brassy and gritty, elegant and hardnosed forties and fifties.

Damasio is aware that readers may find this view a shade paradoxical: "The statement departs radically from traditional wisdom and may sound implausible at first glance.

This is paradoxical.

Predator inspection is paradoxical.

It was paradoxical.

This seems paradoxical.

Paradoxical but undeniably true".

Well, it's paradoxical.

My point is paradoxical.