adv.似乎近于怪论

Paradoxically, the more we rely on technology, the less connected we sometimes feel.
悖论的是，我们越依赖科技，有时反而感到越疏离。
Despite her fear of heights, she chose to skydive, creating a paradoxical situation.
尽管她恐高，但她却选择跳伞，这形成了一种悖论。
The cleaner air we breathe today paradoxically comes from increased industrial pollution.
如今我们呼吸到的更清洁的空气，竟然源于工业污染的增加，这是一个悖论。
In a small town, there's often a paradox: the more people know each other, the less they talk to one another.
在一个小镇上，常常存在悖论：人们相互了解得越多，交谈反而越少。
The athlete's injured knee paradoxically became stronger after months of rehabilitation.
运动员受伤的膝盖在几个月的康复后，出人意料地变得更加强壮。
Her strict no-screen policy before bedtime paradoxically led to her children's addiction to gadgets.
她在睡前严格限制使用电子设备的规定，反而让孩子们对这些设备上了瘾，这真是讽刺。
The company's strict rules against procrastination paradoxically resulted in employees working overtime.
公司对拖延症的严格规定，反而导致员工不得不加班，形成了悖论。
A healthy lifestyle can paradoxically lead to burnout if not balanced with relaxation and self-care.
如果缺乏放松和自我照顾，健康的生活方式反而可能导致过度劳累。
The more we try to control our thoughts, the harder it becomes to think freely – a paradox of the mind.
我们越是试图控制思绪，自由思考反而变得越困难，这是思维的悖论。
The government's efforts to reduce crime paradoxically led to an increase in surveillance.
政府减少犯罪的举措，却悖论性地导致了监控的增加。