Seemingly contradictory but nonetheless possibly true.
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The more he thought, the more inexplicable and self-contradictory her conduct appeared.
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His attitude towards the bank-notes was, quite naturally, illogical and self-contradictory.
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Sabatier is right in saying that a religion without doctrine is a self-contradictory idea.
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The idea of matter feeling without any senses seems to me unintelligible and self-contradictory.
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The quest at once of local colour and cosmopolitanism is not at all self-contradictory.
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In three cases paradoxical side effects, probably due to lorcainide, were observed.
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Capital punishment exists at a paradoxical junction point of civilisation and barbarism.
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But remember, truth is always paradoxical, and always much stranger than fiction.
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This paradoxical outcome was largely determined by its ambivalence towards Irish independence.
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The common mode of meeting it is to leave it thus paradoxical.
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But these two conflicting and paradoxical facts must be kept in mind.
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This is precisely the paradoxical aspect which much of our civilization presents.
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This paradoxical judgment allows Channel 4 to keep getting away with it.
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The latency to the first occurrence of paradoxical sleep was also prolonged.
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Yet it is not one atom more paradoxical than hope or charity.
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Hence, though late, arose the paradoxical principle and salutary practice of toleration.
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Lord Melbourne used to declare, in his paradoxical manner, that Henry VIII.
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It was a paradoxical atmosphere- ablendof fraternal comradeship and mutual distrust.
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There is something highly paradoxical in the modern man's relation to war.
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Her very death had given him a paradoxical certitude of her immortality.
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This heading may seem paradoxical, but it is borne out by fact.
