Sentence examples for contrary of the from inspiring English sources

The term 'great', therefore, is not the contrary of the term 'small', nor 'much' of 'little'little

(Deacon v. Bryans, 212 Cal. 87, 90-93 [298 P. 30].) Defendant will be unable to make any showing to the contrary of the testimony of plaintiff.

If then (1) the body, whose movement is circular, is fire or some other element, its natural motion must be the contrary of the circular motion.

The films became single-phase structured by adding 50 g/l saccharin, on the contrary of the dual-phase structure found in the basic Co solution.

For the principle of their movement has the reverse position, since the movement itself is the contrary of the other: hence it follows that we are at its beginning and they at its end.

As a dialectologist, it's always a pleasure to see evidence – of which there is plenty, despite frequent and exaggerated reports to the contrary – of the endurance of local dialect.

It will be taken despite the wish to the contrary of all the parties to the litigation.

The reality, to the contrary of that, was displayed there, at the Drudge Report.

On the contrary of Germany, the French Society for Hospital Hygiene do not evaluated on its own responsibility the efficacy of the products.

For if 'great' is the contrary of 'small', and the same thing is both great and small at the same time, then 'small' or 'great' is the contrary of itself.

We hold that it does not, and therefore reverse the contrary holding of the Court of Appeals of Michigan.