The overarching paradox of his life, lucidly detailed by Rayfield, is the state of Chekhov's health and his attitude toward it.
Chekhov's attitude towards his health in contrast with his attitude was considered paradoxical.
Chekhov's health in contrast to his attitude was one of the few things in his life that made sense.
A man in a jacket stands behind a counter
The man is on a plane.
There is a woman on the streets and she's on the move.
Modern human capital strategies are not likely to be critical to success at all.
A young girl is looking at bubbles.
The man is outside.