Sentence examples for which is paradoxical from inspiring English sources

The St . Petersburggame as proposed, then, presents no paradox, but it is easy to construct another St . Petersburggame which is paradoxical, merely by altering the dollar prizes.

The Fales Library has become the biggest repository of downtown archives, which is paradoxical, since New York University is often seen as the biggest institutional gentrifier of the East Village and its environs.

Stace's universal extrovertive experience (or the experienced reality, it is not always clear which) is paradoxical, and possibly ineffable (Stace, 1961, 79).

Which is paradoxical because I know a lot of people who have the exact opposite experience".

For H. pylori, Th1 has been supposed to be protective as well as immunopathogenic, which is paradoxical.

21, 30 This response was accomplished without eliciting high levels of IgG, which is paradoxical.

It was a display of conspicuous transparency put on for the benefit of the media, which was paradoxical in the circumstances, as one of the main changes made under the renovation is to slash the number of media witnesses at all future executions by more than half.

At the same time, "in the open source approach, that means we give the software away, which is always paradoxical.

Women are the primary losers in this process, which is perhaps paradoxical, as they are the primary consumers of the books and movie.

IL-1 receptor type I and IL-1 receptor accessory protein decreased in symptomatic subjects, which is somewhat paradoxical as these form the receptor complex for IL-1 β.

"For the first time in the dispute over Gibraltar," Mr. Sánchez said, "the Spanish government is on the side of the British, which is even more paradoxical since this is exactly the kind of issue that should be left to local authorities if devolution is to mean anything in this country".