Sentence examples for contrary line from inspiring English sources
On the contrary, line segment possesses it.
At the same time, however, there is a contrary line of recent state decisions granting enclave residents the right to vote.
Beaverbrook liked to claim that he gave his editors freedom to say what they chose, and indeed his Daily Express, Sunday Express and Evening Standard sometimes took a contrary line; yet he kept bombarding them with messages outlining what he wanted to see in his papers.
Among these approaches, feature points tracking techniques are very popular [2] since points can be extracted in most scenes, contrary to lines or other geometric features.
On the contrary, cell lines expressed either similar levels of RAE-1δ and RAE-1ε proteins or only RAE-1ε.
On the contrary, several lines of evidence indicate that we have only scratched the surface of the cluster I pseudogene diversity.
AirportWatch, an umbrella movement that includes Friends of the Earth, Greenpeace, the Campaign to Protect Rural England and the Campaign for Better Transport, points out that, contrary to the line pushed by pro-expansion politicians and business leaders, Heathrow is not losing out to other European airports.
Where the boundary is a hedge, it is assumed that, unless there is evidence to the contrary, the boundary line runs through the centre of the hedge.
He is trying to convince me - contrary to the line from the left - that he is deeply involved in the details of governance and that he is succeeding with his plan.
It focusses upon work conducted by the National Institute of Agricultural Botany (NIAB) during the interwar years, and in doing so demonstrates that, on the contrary, the pure line was actually only partially accepted by the industry.
Also, he expresses no doubt about the accuracy of UK intelligence (contrary to the line taken by his spokesman on Wednesday 14 March). Most of what is in this statement echoes in tone the joint UK/US/France/Germany statement, and the joint EU statement issued on Thursday night.
