Sentence examples for bit of the contrary from inspiring English sources

"It's a little bit of the contrary now.

Brian McDermott is receiving enough recognition now – and there will be a little bit of the contrary Yorkshireman that's probably pining for a bit of stick.

Others have since chimed in with similar notions and a bit of evidence to the contrary.

The rapid bit exchange (RBE) means that each bit of the DH contributions is transmitted on a bit-by-bit basis to estimate the distance between them.

The right most bit of the input is served as a selector bit.

His method of reconciling Muslim belief with twentieth-century values was, in its way, every bit as revolutionary as the contrary vision of Qutb.

He goes on to claim that Hume's argument for the Bundle Theory is based on a bit of evidence that presupposes (contrary to the theory) that there is an object that is doing the perceiving, and thinking the thoughts.

Anyway consumption activities, even if generally less valuable than self-realization, have some value, so a lot of consumption gains may outweigh a small bit of self-realization gains, contrary to the claim of lexical priority for FEO.

So while others were marching to barricades, picking out bits of the truth that confirmed their own prejudices, editing contrary evidence and working themselves up a righteous lather, Kristol would adopt an attitude of smiling forbearance.

Here's a bit of science that's contrary to what a heavy utilizer of social networks might expect.

Dmitry Stavisky of Evernote put the contrary point of view.