Contrariwise, if he wanted to dominate State and Defense from the White House, he could pick Gen. WES CLARK.
Now, say it go for currant and be constantly beleeved, that it is an undoubted and infallible signe, that the God will give answer, when the host or sacrifice thus drenched doth stire; and contrariwise, that he will not answer, if the beast quetch not: I see nothing herein repugnant unto that, which we have before delivered.
He can be taught to enjoy kneeling beside the grocer on Sunday just because he remembers that the grocer could not possibly understand the urbane and mocking world which he inhabits on Saturday evening; and contrariwise enjoy the bawdy and blasphemy over the coffee with these admirable friends all the more because he is aware of a deeper, spiritual world within him which they cannot touch.
At the same time, contrariwise, McEwan also wants to locate his novel in what he calls "the family division" of English prose, the "morally centred fiction of George Eliot, Conrad, James and even Austen".
If Mr. Amash has any dreams of rising in his chamber, he will have to find a way to mimic the style of lawmakers who run contrariwise to their leaders but maintain their respect, like Representative Jeff Flake of Arizona, and not that of those who are stars on Fox News but not especially influential in the upper ranks of their own caucus, like Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota.
Contrariwise, say you decide for Bush.
Contrariwise, who will snipe and pander?
Bill Clinton, contrariwise, embraced the notion of a fast start.
Contrariwise, the Americans, Sara Mearns and Tyler Angle, turned in a splendid "Diamonds".
He stands on his head, and he admires his new prowess at urination — "When I peed, the stream was full, clear, and what I must describe as 'decisive.' " (Contrariwise, poor Max Tivoli, on his backward way to pre-puberty, laments his boyish penis, "a sleek little snail... forever soft, rubbery, good only for peeing long distances on the side of the road").
