Examples of using Paradoxically in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Paradoxically: in a self-contradicting manner.
At first, life satisfaction paradoxically decreased as the country grew richer.
Paradoxically, when'dumb' money acknowledges its limitations, it ceases to be dumb.
We will have two notches on the display but thanks to their position, paradoxically, they will not bother us so much.
But paradoxically, the proportion of older birds was higher in the cities.
As economies slump, demand drops and oil prices plummet,then carbon dioxide emissions, paradoxically, start to soar again.
They claim, somewhat paradoxically, that the hauntings exist but the ghosts do not.
Keynes, on the other hand, was arguing for an economy with fewer jobs,less working hours and, paradoxically, higher wages.
And, paradoxically, the acceptance of one's negative experience is itself a positive experience.
This group wrote the current Lao national anthem anddesigned the current Lao flag, while paradoxically pledging support for France.
Paradoxically, it is also the most exploited and tortured animal at the same time, especially in the sector of tourism.
However, in a subset of cases sleep deprivation can, paradoxically, lead to increased energy and alertness and enhanced mood;
Paradoxically, what is commonly called the reform era in Vietnam is not a period where reform prevails.
Of all the mammalian species of North America, few are as paradoxically mysterious and demanding of attention as the human father of the United States.
Paradoxically though, this apparent closeness created by the information highway seems daily to be breaking down.
Dendritic cells are considered the gatekeepers of the immune system butcan, paradoxically, also mediate dissemination of the parasite.".
Paradoxically, if the increased Russian presence is true, it may in fact hasten an end to the conflict.
Most of the people that I admire most in the world suffer from the former,overextension, and, paradoxically, it seems to give them more energy.
But paradoxically, a better explanation for his unhappiness may have been his own search for well-being.
The kind of small creation we love because it has the power to quickly put us in a specialmood to provide us with one of the sensations that we love paradoxically the most: fear.
Paradoxically, it is the church, Putin's main domestic political ally, that stands in the way of the kind of reconciliation that Putin envisions.
We realize that, paradoxically, offering energy and being of service creates more flow through the system and fosters personal evolution.
Paradoxically, the ozone hole in 2011 was about as big as it was in 2006, even though CFCs should have declined in those years due to the phasing out of their use.
We begin the Year of Faith and, paradoxically, the image that the Pope proposes is that of a door, a door through which we must pass to be able to find what we need so much.
But paradoxically, sometimes the political system seems to encourage those who speculate on work and not those who invest in and believe in the job.
Paradoxically, exterior silence and solitude, which have the objective of promoting interior silence, begin by revealing all the noise that dwells within us.”.
Paradoxically, another property commonly attributed to news is sensationalism, the disproportionate focus on, and exaggeration of, emotive stories for public consumption.
Paradoxically, the United States, in all their perfidiousness, seems to be one of the few remaining countries still preserving this ancient canon shown in the numbers of the imperial system.
Constant connection paradoxically results in less free time, and periods when we are able to think without interruption give precious refuge from the demands of daily life.
Paradoxically, whilst bulk email is a marketing technique which lets you to communicate easily with a large number of customers in one hit, it actually lets you do so in a very personal way.