Sentence examples for contrary picture from inspiring English sources

All manner of variances over giveaway copies and foreign sales bedevil ABC comparisons, just as unique browsers and visitors in the online world paint a contrary picture of success.

To the Legal Defense and Educational Fund lawyer's picture of "mass confusion" on Election Day, Judge Lemelle offered a contrary picture of black voters who are "perhaps highly motivated," even by anger.

However, the measured concentrations in fish samples show a contrary picture for some of the analyzed compounds.

On the contrary, the picture still stands out as one of the most effective 4K Blu-ray releases yet.

On the contrary, the pictures beam with crafty solutions, mischievous combinations, and the type of nostalgia that makes you smirk more than jerk a tear.

Contrary to the picture many of his detractors paint of him and the image some of his supporters hold, Mr. Corbyn isn't wholly inflexible.

So here's my picture: Contrary to what some people keep saying, people with higher incomes, other things equal, tend to vote Republican.

Clanking chain percussion, icy shimmers, sub-bass and a menacing guitar strut complete the picture – contrary to some expectations – of a deeply unfrivolous band.

Contrary to the picture presented by the ballads, John Henry would have died not of exhaustion or a burst heart, but of silicosis, a fatal, fast-moving lung disease that took the lives of hundreds of railroad workers.

This was contrary to the picture that McLaren had built up at the time of a July 26 federation hearing, when it continued to argue that it was only about a "rogue employee" keeping the data to himself.

Both the mayor and Mr. Stern said that contrary to the picture painted by the equal employment commission, the Parks Department had doubled the number of promotions of members of minority groups since Mr. Stern became commissioner in 1994.