Sentence examples for were paradoxically from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a paradoxical manner; so as to create a paradox.
The literary efforts of this nationalistic movement were, paradoxically, influenced by French, Russian and English literature.
Those nights, when our buildings shook, were paradoxically the only time we felt safe.
Perhaps the book-burners and placard-wavers were, paradoxically, troubled by the first gremlins of doubt.
First, that the Tipton lads were, paradoxically, the lucky ones: Munir is presumed dead, and nobody seems to care.
Perhaps she wanted to see if the limitations of genre were paradoxically liberating, or perhaps she just wanted to play literary pranks of a more subtle variety.
Such enduring limits to democracy in the US were, paradoxically, one reason why it was the first country to give birth to populism, both as a word and as a phenomenon.
It is paradoxically invigorating.
Flies are, paradoxically, ubiquitous and mysterious.
Everything is paradoxically, vividly present.
The result was, paradoxically, more abortions.
The labour market has been paradoxically slack.
