Sentence examples for I have conversely from inspiring English sources

I have conversely also learned via the school of hard knocks not to comment on the current trodden state of Cuba's poverty.

His voice, pitched midway between Gene Pitney and a dalek, has always divided opinion, and a compulsive honesty ("There's no point in lying, saying I am doing really, really well, because I'm not. I'm cult level") that once led the press to lampoon him has conversely contributed to his critical rehabilitation, and his championing by new artists such as Little Boots.

The Latin -ōne suffix has, conversely, acquired augmentative meaning in several languages (Italian cavallone, Spanish caballón 'large horse').

The AKI and AKI-RRT group had, conversely form the entire study population, similar survival rates.

Earlier studies in an insect experimental preparation had conversely suggested that oxaliplatin preferentially affected the persistent Na+ current [11].

If survivin levels increased after chemotherapy, patients had, conversely, better response (p = 0.001, OR = 5.40, 95% CI = 1.98 14.72).

Conversely, I have a senior member of staff who is highly paid yet relatively ineffective.

You have no right to tell me what I should be doing (say, sexually), and, conversely, I have no right to impose my will on you.

Conversely, I have a second partition with Ubuntu Linux on it and it screams.

Conversely, I have been told at least a dozen times that not having raised any venture capital values my company at a discount.

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