Paradoxically

Paradoxically, that is the reason for their success: a surprisingly large amount of young women respond well to being treated as sex objects.

Continuing the debate over sexual attraction, gender roles and power 2005

Paradoxically, that is the reason for their success: a surprisingly large amount of young women respond well to being treated as sex objects.

Continuing the debate over sexual attraction, gender roles and power 2005

Paradoxically, that is because EQ is *more* of a game than ATITD.

A Riot 2004

Paradoxically, that is why delay or division now could derail the project.

The Guardian World News 2010

"Paradoxically ...," writes one, "In lieu of an example ...," writes another.

It's A Bird, It's A Plane, It's Plagiarism Buster 2008

"Paradoxically", he said, "it is possible that the firm response of importantinternational leaders and jurists to this morally twisted report will accelerate the re-examination of the laws of war in an age of terror."

openDemocracy Eyal Weizman 2010

"Paradoxically," he said, "it is precisely the decision to correct this formula, judged unacceptable and utilized by a very restricted group of Catholics, that has stirred up all this indignation."

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"Paradoxically," writes Gouguenheim, "Islam from its beginning transmitted Greek culture to the Occident by provoking the exile of those who refused its domination."

Assyrian International News Agency 2009

"Paradoxically," he said, "it is precisely the decision to correct this formula, judged unacceptable and utilized by a very restricted group of Catholics, that has stirred up all this indignation."

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Paradoxically, France's productivity levels are rated consistently higher per hour than for workers in the UK and the US, but economists say this is because a far smaller proportion of the French population is in full-time work.

Eurozone crisis: As sales start in Paris, the Élysée is discounted too 2012