paradoxically

Yet, paradoxically, in another way she has more experience than most.

Paradoxically, I do not want this report to be used.

Yet, paradoxically, again she felt at home in the room.

And yet, paradoxically, in many ways very little has changed.

Paradoxically, a tax cut could actually leave Americans with less to spend on themselves.

And that, paradoxically, is what makes the art look so good.

But paradoxically nobody ever called him by his first name.

Paradoxically, the other person will suddenly feel that you do care.

Paradoxically, by that point they will no longer be necessary.

Paradoxically, this music may speak to our time more than to its own.

As he rather paradoxically put it, the final cause had to be first.

The best news this year, paradoxically, is the increase in the price of food.

Paradoxically, that made the telling of the story a problem.

But others say that could paradoxically work to the Administration's advantage.

But a large part of the show is, paradoxically, intensely private.

Paradoxically, a small Muslim community has also taken hold in there.

The north is now, paradoxically, a safer part of the country.

She gave a small smile, but paradoxically did not seem happy.

The answer, paradoxically, to both questions, we now know, is No.

But, paradoxically, he is one of the least known or understood.

Yet, paradoxically, what's up there is not another world at all.

That, paradoxically, may be the reason it has taken so long.

At the same time, paradoxically, she may not have gotten close enough.

And paradoxically, it left him that much more free to worry.

Also, paradoxically enough, something in me did not want the dreams to stop.