What's more interesting are the subtler paradoxes of faith that are found in those key tests which maintain the authority of the church to determine truth and doctrine, paradoxes thoughtful believers are well aware of.
It is and it does, but it's subtle, a complicated paradox.
The wonderful thing about the bowl, Andrea thought, was that it was both subtle and noticeable-a paradox.
Psychologist Susan Pinker, who suggested that the gender gap has in part neurological or hormonal roots in her bestselling book, The Sexual Paradox, says: "Subtle but important sex differences are observable from the first days after conception.
The paradox is a subtle one.
But the language of paradox, oxymoron and subtle contradiction – the language of children – does better.
The apparent paradox may result from subtle differences in complicated experimental procedures, or more interestingly, it might reflect different activities that occur in vivo.
It may take subtle philosophical considerations concerning the best way to resolve a paradox in order to 'see' the context-sensitivity of 'knows'" (ibid).. Bolstering the latter suggestion are cases involving what Thomas Hofweber (1999, 98ff).
On the other hand, combining odd numbers of negative interactions is rather more subtle, potentially leading to self-contradictions as in the dimensionless paradox: [4] A: The next statement is true.
But in what would be a baffling paradox, were this anyone but Berlioz, the Requiem is subtle and chastened more often than grandiose and bombastic.
