Sentence examples for contrary readings from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court decided the issue by a narrow, 5-to-4 vote based on contrary readings of what authority had been granted to the F.D.A. by Congress.

The multiple and contrary readings of the philosophical canon by feminists reflects the contested nature of the "us" of contemporary feminism.

The availability of strengthened contrary readings for apparent contradictory negation has long been recognized, dating back to classical rhetoricians of the 4th century on the figure of litotes, in which an affirmative is indirectly asserted by negating its contrary (Hoffmann 1987).

Contrary to previous readings of Ka.

On the contrary, all of the readings and recorded lectures used in the course will be made available to the public on Prof. Fisher's personal site, http://tfisher.org.org

In the meantime, despite transfer rumours to the contrary, she plans to stay with Reading, who finished third in WSL2, and hopes to prove that second-tier players can still be part of a World Cup campaign.

On the contrary, certain events or people, sometimes dreams or readings, impose themselves suddenly and demand attention.

For one thing, contrary to some of the more simplistic early readings, these results gave a mixed message to the ruling party.

But, contrary to my phenobarbital-enhanced assumptions, he wouldn't be taking blood pressure readings on Mars; he'd be consulting from Earth).

On the contrary, he cared for it, speedily sent over the magazines that contained the winners' poems and often came to the readings.

Respondents’ two considerations pointing to a contrary reading—that because §1712 specifically states that “a majority of the votes cast for..