Sentence examples for contrary idea from inspiring English sources
"Where does the majority get its contrary idea — that individual, rather than class, arbitration is a fundamental attribute of arbitration?" The apt comparison, Justice Breyer continued, is not between individual and class arbitration but between class arbitration and class actions in court.
Another contrary idea is Macy's.
Some have focused on renewal; Walter Jackson Bate points to the theme of each stanza including "its contrary" idea, here death implying, though only indirectly, the renewal of life.
That idea must be supported by powerful voices, and, strong with the authority of those voices, debunk and demolish the contrary idea and push its advocates back into limbo.
This is a city that tolerates protest and contrary ideas.
On the contrary, ideas and theories are the elemental sparks from heaven.
On the other hand, I sometimes get callers who are scientists with contrary ideas to those of my guests.
Governments, however, do not need to give equal time to contrary ideas when they are speaking for themselves.
He veered from Marxist economic determinism to describe class conflict in terms of culture — the "hegemony" of dominant ideas and forms requiring a growth of contrary ideas and forms from below.
We had contrary ideas about privacy: I keep my phone with me during interviews, but I don't like discussing personal matters in front of strangers with my clothes off.
The structural principle that Radcliffe-Brown believed he had discovered at the end of this study is based on the fusion of the two contrary ideas of friendship and animosity.
