In a foreign policy speech in April, Mr. Trump offered much the same thrust as in Wednesday's address — presenting an at times paradoxical approach of using fiery oratory to promise a military buildup and the immediate destruction of the Islamic State, while also rejecting the nation-building and interventionist instincts of George W. Bush's administration.
That finding, highlighted in the landmark climate change report that the Trump administration released with apparent reluctance last Friday, illustrates the complex and at times paradoxical realities of anthropogenic, or human-caused, warming.
"The threshold is the limit," he writes, "the boundary, the frontier that distinguishes and opposes two worlds — and at the same time the paradoxical place where those worlds communicate, where passage from the profane to the sacred world becomes possible".
In this context, we recently also found for the first time a paradoxical positive association between total adiponectin concentrations and blood pressure parameters in African black RA but not non-RA subjects [ 37].
But if Bush's body language was weird, than his answers at times were paradoxical to a point they could have been crafted by Lewis Carroll.
Time, too, was paradoxical in Iceland.
His insistence on saving America's problems one soul at a time had the paradoxical effect of giving his rare ventures into politics great force.Twilight of the evangelical popeBut since stepping down as head of Focus on the Family in 2003, he has been spendthrift with the political capital he took so long accumulating.
According to author Charles Handy author of The Age of Unreason, we live in a paradoxical time.
Outcome data were censored at the time of a paradoxical reaction, disease recurrence or 12 months from antibiotic initiation.
