Sentence examples for sort of paradox from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately a sort of paradox appears in this situation.

One result was the sort of paradox he loved to illuminate.

Consequently, a sort of paradox results, since the validation data cannot be less accurate or complete than the predictions sought.

But, on Kelly's show, the President is mostly presented as a sign of seriousness, as if placing the weight of the White House alongside Jones's thrown-together stories amounts to some sort of paradox.

From the opening line, with its combination of whining and booming, two voices, two attitudes meet in a sort of paradox that is subtly echoed further on in the "Nocturne". The material solidity and immovability of the dock alter into "the dim gray wharf," which anticipates the "mist" of the dream.

I gather that it requires the sophistication acquired by working in the field, creating a sort of paradox: we want to avoid the insidious revolving door between an industry and its regulators, but we want regulators with the savvy to understand the industry they govern or from which they procure products.

Now, let me begin by illustrating kind of what the problem is and an example of the kind of paradox that you sort of run into when dealing with impulse functions and step functions.

Spain provides Mr. Tremlett with all sorts of paradoxes and quirks to ponder.

"It's sort of a paradox," the professor said.

SARAH GREEN: So I want to just get your take on the sort of apparent paradox we have here.

The grande dame of cuisine, in an ironic sort of French paradox, has taken a rear seat of late, while the wunderkinds of Spain, Sweden, Norway and Denmark have been moving gastronomy to the lab, or dragging it out of the forest.