Aún no tenemos significados para "be a paradox".
1I was born epigrammatic, and my dying remark will be a paradox.
2It may be a paradox, but that is because paradoxes are true.
3Here, then, we arrive at something that appears to be a paradox.
4If you knew her, this would not be a paradox.
5That "gospel light first dawned from Boleyn's eyes" might be a paradox.
6So Time may ultimately be a paradox: creator and destroyer, bringer of joy and sorrow.
7Here would be a paradox, if it did not solve itself in the following manner.
8The reply might be a paradox: yes and no.
9This seems to be a paradox, but I think I could explain it very easily.
10And why should paradise regained be a paradox?
11For the ideal must always be a paradox when compared with the ordinary conditions of human life.
12He gave us eyes, two hands, a brain; anything we do with them can't be a paradox.
13It had long been agreed by the Greeks that any statement about God had to be a paradox.
14From the smile on your face, I suspect such an idea appears to be a paradox to you.
15Yet it must be a paradox.
16It ceases to be a paradox, however, when we realize the relation between the two factors concerned, God and Man.