Sentence examples for was something of a paradox from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wexler was something of a paradox.

Until their discovery, this was something of a paradox.

The choice of Portman as eulogist was something of a paradox.

The strong Likud showing was something of a paradox, considering that opinion polls show that a consistent majority of Israelis favor exactly what Mr. Sharon has not done so far -- remove most Jewish settlements from the West Bank and Gaza Strip, establish a clear and defensible national border and help set up a Palestinian state next door.

The result is something of a paradox.

It is something of a paradox.

Iran's middle class is something of a paradox.

Movie impersonation is something of a paradox, he says.

The second terrific thing is something of a paradox.

"Breakout Nations" is something of a paradox: a broad, breezy book in praise of narrowness and depth.

"If it says we'll fail, and it's right, that's something of a paradox".