Sentence examples for sort of paradoxical from inspiring English sources
This sort of paradoxical arrangement will color the last months in Afghanistan.
And Mr. Ridge has just the sort of paradoxical touches in his resume that politicians dream of.
She Thinks I Still Care, George Jones, from the album Your Tender Years The title is sort of paradoxical, because really it's clear he still cares.
It's sort of paradoxical, but one good way for the Fed to resist political pressure would be to follow a monetary policy rule.
It is harder to relate the rest of Xunzi's discussion of language to the sorts of paradoxical sayings he is primarily objecting to.
But all of this is kind of paradoxical.
It is clearly a production of which he remains very fond, along with a later Munich production of Tippett's "ecstatic, unwieldy" A Midsummer Marriage, which involved teaching an enormous German chorus to sing a rather odd text in English - the sort of faintly hilarious, paradoxical situation that Jones seems to warm to.
If he survived comparatively easily because The White Guard, his portrait of a gentle cultivated family fighting against the Bolsheviks, was admired by Stalin, whose efforts to exterminate any vestiges of the intelligentsia were so thorough, then that is the sort of irony that flourishes in mad paradoxical times.
This is at the center of paradoxical leadership.
Trailblazer of the neurophysiology and neurochemistry of Paradoxical Sleep.
