Sentence examples for slight paradox from inspiring English sources

"Hopefully the painting reflects the slight paradox of representing someone with enormous power and wisdom yet vulnerability and youth at the same time".

Again, the power flows from nouns and adjectives placed in unusual combinations — the slight paradox of "slow gusts" (a gust is usually rapid) and the almost onomatopoeic "sonic wallow," which truly slows the sentence down.

Thus Cantor's paradox is nothing more than a slight variant of Russell's paradox; the core argument leading to the contradiction is the same in both.

Merry slights the antislavery idealism of Polk's adversaries, as well as the paradox that the more Polk pushed his expansionist agenda, the more he inflamed precisely the sectional suspicions he wanted to overcome.

Therefore one of the paradoxes of hormesis that is often overlooked is why the organism should require slight stresses to increase its fitness.

Paradox, mostly.

Another paradox.

Slight problem.

A slight?

It is beyond paradox.

That is the paradox.