Sentence examples for To be counter from inspiring English sources

We are meant to be counter cultural.

"I always thought it important to be counter to the counterculture," he says.

There are a lot of complexities and there are a lot of things that seem to be counter to one another.

Although future cannot be foretold by anyone, the interactions of advanced nations seem to be counter productive; they try to depict the futures.

"I would say that we tend to be counter cyclic," he says.

These sorts of agreements are deemed to be counter to public policy and thus unenforceable.

But another reform is likely to be counter-productive.

The effort is bound to be counter-productive.

The latter path, Romeva said, would continue to prove to be counter-productive.

The novel appears to be heretical and revolutionary; it also appears to be counter-revolutionary.

One part of that judgment will have to be counter-factual.