A contrary view would all but drain Stewart of any significance.
A contrary view, rarely but passionately expressed, is that the entire investigation was flawed, or even pointless.
A contrary view comes from Jay Schweppe, who owns Schweppe & Company, a one-office real estate agency in Montclair.
A contrary view holds that the weather has simply been too nice for Mr. Suharto to die.
A contrary view was expressed, in 2004, by another of Mr. Anderson's contemporaries, the playwright and director Arthur Laurents.
A contrary view runs afoul of fundamental principles of equality under law, and would espouse the notion that when dealing with the criminal classes anything goes.
A contrary view, that the Antarctic ice may be growing, has been advanced by Dr. Charles R. Bentley of the University of Wisconsin at Madison.
A contrary view of Augustine (354 430), one of the greatest Western theologians, prevailed, however, and the works remained in the Latin Vulgate version.
A contrary view is entertained in only three jurisdictions — Kentucky, Florida and North Carolina —; only the latter two jurisdictions recognize a cause of action in tort in this situation.
A contrary view holds that which expressions are treated as logical constants is a matter of choice, with different choices serving different purposes.
A contrary view comes from Dennis Beresford, a former chairman of the Financial Accounting Standards Board, now at the University of Georgia.
