Sentence examples for superficially paradoxical from inspiring English sources
The Bayesian analysis indeed vindicates the rationality of experienced scientists' reactions in many cases where those reactions were superficially paradoxical and where the relevant scientists themselves must have puzzled over the correctness of their own intuitive reactions to the evidence.
Use of the term trio for sonatas played by four instruments is only superficially paradoxical: although trio sonatas were played by four instruments, they were considered to be in three parts two violins and continuo.
This formulation makes intelligible what is superficially paradoxical in Bradley, when he says: 'All judgments are categorical, for they all do affirm about the reality, and assert their content of that.
"Increased taxation is the price of growth….It is only superficially paradoxical to combine anti-inflationary fiscal policy with an expansionary monetary policy….The challenge of the '60s is to bring under public decision the broad allocation of national output….Our Communist competitors have an advantage.
These superficially paradoxical observations between viral replication in culture and the evolutionary conservation of tetherin counteraction in primate lentiviruses suggest that tetherin's contribution to the antiviral immune response is not limited to physical inhibition of virion release.
Superficially quite impressive.
Superficially, they are alike.
Superficially, this sounds promising.
Superficially, it's cinematic.
