Sentence examples for though paradoxical from inspiring English sources

Fire has a profound, though paradoxical influence on landscapes of the southeastern U.S.; it simultaneously maintains native biodiversity and ecosystem processes but also threatens silvicultural resources and human landscapes.

Though paradoxical to B-cell tolerance, auto-Abs are known to perform some useful functions during immune responses.

exit i/v] There is no commonly recognised equivalent to this phenomenon in conventional medicine – though paradoxical effects have been recorded [ 43].

There is something paradoxical, though, about describing one's dreams or theorizing about religious experience since to give an account one must absent oneself from the province for which one accounts, and Kierkegaard's notion of indirect communication and various postmodern critiques of theory address themselves to just such paradoxes.

Now, though, it is paradoxical, bordering on oxymoronic, that new, more powerful, and more fundamentally "scientific" ways of exchanging information are being used to undermine the credibility of science.

Though a paradoxical response is more frequent early after initiating antibiotic treatment, cases developing after as long as 5 months have been described [3].

Though intellectually paradoxical on the surface, my free speech rights are fortified by the speech I may find reprehensible.

Though it is paradoxical, it is a strategy premium companies often take, he said.

Paradoxical though it may seem, even as these books have become more accusatory, they have also become less illuminating.

For all its wild transgressiveness, it feels cold, and even – paradoxical though this may sound – slightly formulaic.

Paradoxical though it may seem, the economic crisis that has put it in greater jeopardy could also help save it.