Sentence examples for so paradoxically from inspiring English sources

"So, paradoxically, managers who give women less pay can think that they are treating women well".

"So, paradoxically, the upward march in loss costs has made insurance companies far more valuable.

And so, paradoxically, these anti-fraud laws may wind up increasing the voting power of African-Americans.

So, paradoxically, it may now become even more important to establish a reputation as a winner beforehand.

So paradoxically, in a globalised world, it could be Europe, and not the US, which has a head start.

So, paradoxically, in 1980 Arron was accused of corruption and jailed by the very military he had created.

And so optimism, paradoxically, helps keep the bad times rolling.

This light is so often, paradoxically, that of darkness.

This is possible because they are both so simple, paradoxically allowing buildings of almost infinite complexity.

These things must have had these lives, and so they paradoxically underscore the veracity of Mr Biswas's own experiences.

Even so, and paradoxically, her exhibition has been criticized for including too few unknowns and too many Western "name" artists.