Examples of using Paradoxically in English and their translations into Hungarian
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We're never so vulnerable than when we trust someone-- but paradoxically, if we can not trust,
People have long suffered from various allergicreactions to these or other products, and paradoxically it does not sound, but one of them can be ordinary water.
The ping pong ball that should have fallen down stairs in a container of water stopped the cat, but paradoxically left it in the right place again.
If our Jubilee invites us to return to the origins of the Order, paradoxically it is so that we will remember how St. Dominic sent out his first friars from their house,
the audience is paradoxically sympathetic to them, since from the very first minutes of the film the characters get into an unpleasant situation
Paradoxically, this sense of humility- the recognition that one's goals may have to be subordinated to a greater entity,
Paradoxically, I do not think this is bad news,
(Matthew 24:7) And so it has been, though paradoxically the earth is producing more food than is needed to feed all mankind,
Paradoxically, but the fair sex should thank the capricious
With this method of transits, the Earth would paradoxically have an advantage over the giant planets of our solar system:
Paradoxically, the most image-like aspect of the work is not the image itself,
Paradoxically this dormancy protected the city centres
But paradoxically, for two centuries every one of these experiments that tried to measure this universally assumed motion of the Earth around the Sun kept returning a value of zero for the motion of the earth,
And, paradoxically, when you say“yes” to that death,
thus, paradoxically, a more comprehensive documentation on it has been produced by the surveillance of the police and the secret service.
the central government has been forced to paradoxically destroy GM crops and confiscate seeds.
since only school is credited with the principal function of forming critical judgment, and, paradoxically, tries to do so by making by making learning about oneself,
I wished to share with you my disappointment concerning the financing of the Youth in Action programme, since it is paradoxically in the midst of an economic crisis that we are preparing,
not only damage competitiveness but also, paradoxically, the environment and the principal aim:
for making unexpected connections and waiting for the wild summer lightning strikes of inspiration- it is, paradoxically, necessary to getting any work done.