Sentence examples for yet paradoxical from inspiring English sources

This vivid yet paradoxical description of the period was first used by an anonymous writer in The Globe and Mail.

And yet, paradoxical though it seems, the camera's tight focus on an actor's face is perhaps the most obvious advantage of filming theater.

But drug policy is one of the areas of debate in which the Islamic Republic has produced some interesting, yet paradoxical, policies.

And the connections between the unfiltered experience of nature and the artistic output that nature can inspire brings to mind the elder Duke's exultant, yet paradoxical, words upon fleeing into the woods in Shakespeare's "As You Like It": And this our life exempt from public haunt, Finds tongues in trees, books in the running brooks, Sermons in stones, and good in every thing.

I think this watch is awesome in its symmetry and simultaneous yet paradoxical over-stimulation and use of blank space.

The results are interesting yet paradoxical, says Server Ertem, a graduate student at Memorial-Sloan KetteriNew York Cityter iNew York Cityty.

Not only did the visual media fall-in-line with Glenn Beck's co-opting of Martin Luther King's "Dream" speech and rally at the Lincoln Memorial, it produced this gorgeous, yet radically paradoxical newswire photo erasing how much the Tea Party is not just overwhelmingly white, and also a pro-White mission.

Yet in a paradoxical demonstration of the stubborn resilience of caste, Mr. Paul said he would prefer that his son marry a Dalit.

Yet in a paradoxical demonstration of the stubborn resilience of caste, Mr. Paul is active with a local Dalit group and said he would prefer that his son marry a Dalit.

Yet, in a paradoxical twist, the city's anti-graffiti laws are some of the strictest in the Western world.

The Wistar Kyoto (WKY) rat has been proposed as a model of anxiety vulnerability because it exhibits extreme behavioral inhibition in novel and social environments; yet, it displays paradoxical rapid active avoidance learning that is resistant to extinction.