Sentence examples for seems paradoxically from inspiring English sources

"This short and almost perfect book seems -- paradoxically, blissfully -- to go on forever," Michael Gorra said here last year.

It even seems, paradoxically, to produce whatever creative momentum he has, and whatever pleasure he feels: do worry, be happy.

If the automobile caused us to disperse, the information age seems, paradoxically, to be drawing us back together.

But then she picks up her bag – it's by Mulberry, I think, and pristine – and suddenly everything seems, paradoxically, a bit more real.

If that excerpt just about keeps snobbery towards the lower orders in check, Seinfeld 20 years on seems paradoxically more old-fashioned.

Just as New Castle was saved from disfiguring change by apparent economic and political misfortune, so now, again, it seems paradoxically protected by its threatening surroundings.

Here, too, Chinese worker suits seemed paradoxically liberating.

But some conservatives seem paradoxically drawn to the radicalism of Paul's project.

In the midst of this craziness, some Harare enclaves seem paradoxically normal.

A '95 Jamet, 11 years older than the '06, seemed paradoxically less ready to drink.

In the post-everything era, whose advent coincided with the rise of digitization in photography, it has often seemed, paradoxically, as if nothing new can be done.