Sentence examples for contrary experience from inspiring English sources

The Contrary Experience: The Autobiography of Herbert Read was published posthumously in 1974.

On the contrary, experience tells us that means testing perpetuates the politics of regressive welfare systems.

The information that Paterno was given about Sandusky's abuse in 2001 was "too general and vague for him to disregard decades of contrary experience," the report said.

Despite claims to the contrary, experience demonstrates this rarely occurs.

Recalcitrant experience thus tells us only that some belief or assumption in the total set that implies a contrary experience is false, not which one, and thus any statement can be held true, no matter what experience brings, so long as we make enough adjustments to the rest of our beliefs and assumptions.

Mr. Goodell and the NFL team owners know that, and despite all outward appearances to the contrary, experience says that now, behind closed doors, candidates are actively, frantically and secretively, being vetted for an upcoming league vote to announce the next NFL commissioner, once Mr. Goodell resigns.

Read grew up on a farm, and he described his childhood in The Innocent Eye (1933), which was later incorporated with other autobiographical writings in The Contrary Experiences (1963).

We discuss these issues, and our often contrary experiences, throughout the paper.

At relatively high temperature (80 °C), while aquadest sol experienced a very significant decrease of stability level, where the A/A0 becomes 1.68%, stability of ethanol sol on contrary experienced a drastic increase, where A/A0 goes up to 100%.

The device runs contrary to experience, wouldn't you say?

On the contrary, military experience gained in the Balkans, the Horn of Africa and Afghanistan has made Germany more, not less, assertive.