Sentence examples for somehow paradoxical from inspiring English sources
The relation between AVs and land use is both complicated and somehow paradoxical.
While the requirement to a correct answer is simple, that is, a correct answer has a similar or same meaning to that of the target word in the reading passage, the requirement to distractors is somehow paradoxical.
Whichever molecular mechanism underlies the instability of I elements detected in the Montpellier subline, the observation that I element transcripts are more abundant in the gonads of Montpellier females compared to those of dysgenic females seems somehow paradoxical.
It would probably seem somehow paradoxical to initiate early insulin treatment in LADA, since this disease is defined by lack of insulin requirement at onset and the therapeutic aim is alteration of the risk of progression toward insulin dependency.
It is also somehow paradoxical that patients with an MVD above the median showed a trend towards a better outcome; however, the multivariate analysis showed no relationship between MVD (either as a continuous value of grouping according to the median) and OS.
Yet she was still somehow compelling, and so her flaws were paradoxical and added to her attractiveness instead of diminishing it.
One hallmark of most of these approaches is a willingness to somehow restrict the range of application of capture and release, to block the paradoxical reasoning.
Seurat has somehow stilled the world, even as he recognises its instability: he has painted a paradoxical monument to time.
At the end of his second day of interviews, on 19 November, Litvinenko describes getting a lift home with a Chechen friend named Akhmed Zakayev: "Now the paradoxical thing is that I was still feeling very well but then somehow I had some kind of feeling that something might happen to me in the nearest future.
A long-time, unsolved mystery in cancer biology is the paradoxical effect of TGF-β, which suppresses growth and tumorigenicity when cells are normal or near normal but somehow becomes a promoter of invasion and metastasis as neoplasms progress [ 3].
Predator inspection is paradoxical.
