paradoxical

It came to me each day in a paradoxical way.

That had always seemed paradoxical to her until last night.

He has thought long and hard about Americans' paradoxical love of anything "light."

One reason, I think, is that my position seemed paradoxical.

That seemed a bit paradoxical, but no doubt was possible.

No one in either universe thought the world was paradoxical.

We have seen a paradoxical situation arise in recent years.

She had thought he was being ironic, if not paradoxical.

The long struggle for justice thus came to a paradoxical end.

What is the significance to us of so paradoxical a situation?

But the church from which he came faces serious and paradoxical problems of its own success.

They have to come up with clever ways to get around the paradoxical example just given.

Considering 1990, there would be nothing paradoxical about that at all.

That feature of the relationship is less paradoxical than it might sound.

Perhaps, some time, we should sit down and share paradoxical experiences.

This would appear to be paradoxical - yet it was so.

"They have the paradoxical effect of making people gain weight."

"Paradoxical, we are in too much trouble to be playing children's games."

Seems paradoxical, that the fastest way to get to easy is through hard.

There's a wonderful, paradoxical relationship between weight, support and space.

Paradoxical as it may seem, the theory is that companies will not actually face higher costs if more people work less.

He told Ramsey that his language was paradoxical and difficult.

The situation seems paradoxical given other elements of the European picture.

I tell him that there's something paradoxical about his reception in the West.

That was paradoxical because the issue had been seen as perhaps an obstacle to growth.