paradoxically

IPA: pɛrʌdˈɑksʌkɫi

Examples of "paradoxically" in Sentences

We hate the area “down there”—and, paradoxically, that is why we often feel so crazed.
The best evidence Ms. Kadeer did not instigate the riots paradoxically comes from the Chinese themselves.
You said once that writing in English paradoxically allowed you to connect with Bosnians around the world.
I also happen to say, again paradoxically, that I had tried to draw in my character the only Christ we deserve.
The proof of this, paradoxically, is that nobody can find any proof (or their assets) - such is the alchemic cleverness of our Mr. Big.
The reason why it matters who sits on the bench, paradoxically, is that the law is only partially, or modestly underdetermined from the standpoint of existing legal norms of practice.
The intense legal jockeying to determine who will own new scientific knowledge, paradoxically, is preventing scientists from having the freedom to collaborate and generate that knowledge in the first place!