Examples of using This paradox in English and their translations into Hungarian
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This paradox, masterfully illuminated in Hermann Broch's The Sleepwalkers, is one of
The second wave of the Russian avant-garde tried to avoid this paradox by redefining the operation of reduction.
This paradox is responsible for the shape of the various physical illusion entities you call solar systems,
see this paradox to be essentially the same as the Dichotomy.
This paradox is unavoidable to a certain degree,
This paradox, that a body gets hotter as the shrinking produced by its getting colder is greater,
This paradox finds its explanation in the fact that the Samaritan woman was then standing before Christ.
This paradox whereby inner- or we could say psychological
This paradox is unavoidable to a certain degree,
This paradox is also the explanation of the real conditions are far from ideal,
This paradox, however, is not the only explanation for the absence of a Japanese Le Pen, Modi or Wilders.
This paradox in a twentieth-century modulation connects us to the Sartrian paradox“I am always not what I am
However, this paradox does emphasize the point that one should not assume that the development of substitutes for a natural resource will lead to a reduction in consumption of that resource.
it is woman as representation/image that crystallises this paradox.
Perhaps, the most successful Chinese Buddhist poet to resolve this paradox was Jiao Ran 皎然(730-799),
This paradox contains the golden rule that God inscribed in the human nature created in Christ- the rule,
This paradox continues to undermine the EU's collective efforts to expose the alarming trend towards totalitarianism in Venezuela.
As a result of demographic developments as well as ongoing structural change, this paradox can be expected to grow even more pronounced in the coming years.
In fact, this paradox is simply that of radical Evil itself(and in truth,
Bear in mind that this paradox, set before the eyes of every reasonable