Sentence examples for contrary thinking from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, thinking about impossibilia makes the suspension of the law of noncontradiction indispensable.

Later to become a counselor to U.S. Presidents, Bernard Baruch purchased his seat at age 29 in 1899, amid a dizzying Wall Street career built on speculation and contrary thinking.

[C2.] The Power of Contrary Thinking Poppy King says her mother brought her up to think differently -- a quality that has proved to be both a blessing and a liability in her life.

Punk has always been associated with hope as well as destructiveness, and as it has matured, it has become a main outlet for healthy contrary thinking.

In other words, contrary thinking and trading can pay dividends in weather markets.

There were a few traders who did use contrary thinking and bought put options on corn that Friday, when prices were pushing higher.

B1 Schumer Hesitates on Nominee Senator Charles Schumer, contrary to thinking in some political circles, has not yet decided to back President Bush's nominee for United States attorney in Brooklyn, Roslynn R. Mauskopf, the state inspector general, who is favored by Governor Pataki.

"In these cases, where kids are giving it all away at an early age, it is not entirely contrary to their thinking.

Persons must be able to lead the kinds of lives they find valuable, without fear that they will be coerced into believing or acting or thinking contrary to their values, including being led to question those ways of life that they have inherited.

Moreover, only antecedent counterfactual target clauses confirmed the processing ordering, but not consequent counterfactual target clauses, suggesting the counterfactual conjunction yàobúshì in the beginning position of a sentence led to contrary-to-fact thinking.

Contrary to what Carol Bartz thinks, Apple is thinking way beyond serving brand advertisements within mobile apps.