"If it was contrary to how he thought, he'd lose it.
Economists believe all kinds of things that are contrary to how the real world works.
The notion that President Bush could somehow tie the hands of the next president, I think, is contrary to how our democracy's supposed to work and the voices of the American people who spoke out in 2006 and I expect will speak out again in 2008".
"Everything the Bush administration has done in terms of managing the government, and in particular the way they went about the homeland security bill, is contrary to how Republican businessman who have managed through organizational change would tell you to do it".
This long-term observation period is contrary to how most disease management contracts are written, which usually are based on meeting goals during a 1- to 3-year period.
Either way, it is contrary to how a democracy is supposed to work.
Ray agreed with Epstein's assessment, saying that although Jeantel's demeanor was contrary to how society has been socialized to view interactions between lawyers and witnesses, the longer she remained on the stand, the more her credibility increased, because she appeared to be more authentic.
For example, "If you say you will do something, do you always keep your promise no matter how inconvenient it might be?" Contrary to popular belief, the researchers found that those who were more liberal with what swear words they said and how often they said them were far more consistent in keeping honest with other people and rarely lied to get out of difficult situations.
be contrary to the national will".
"Even the mere thought of a new publication in Germany is beyond the pale, and is contrary to my beliefs as to how we should fight neo-facism and rightwing extremism," he said.
