Significats de central paradox en anglès

This would unfold the central paradox of Kurt Gödel's life and death.

This was to become the central paradox of Poe's literary career.

And here you reach the central paradox of the camp.

There is a central paradox to the economics of football.

The event speaks to a central paradox in Turkish life.

Which brings us to the central paradox: the UK ranks among the great hubs of scientific research.

This is the play's central paradox.

This suggests the central paradox in Page's art: to succeed, it called for the approval of the thing it attacked.

Therein lies the central paradox of Shark Week, which drives massive viewership to Discovery which, in turn, sells uber-lucrative advertisements.

But they faced, as all men since them have faced, that central paradox of the South,-thesocial separation of the races.

For a central paradox of "smart" technologies is that the power they offer comes hand-in-hand with an unprecedented vulnerability.

In her best-selling book, Mating In Captivity, relationship expert and author Esther Perel refers to this phenomenon as "The central paradox of love".