Sentence examples for contrary thoughts from inspiring English sources

And yet let us consider a few contrary thoughts and questions: 1.

Sometimes he made a move for the blackboard and then, arrested in midsentence by a contrary thought, swung back to the class.

Ruth Smith has studied the composer's relationship to the politics of his time, showing how his grand Israelite oratorios metaphorically celebrated the regime of King George II, while also leaving room for religious dissent and contrary thought.

Instead of opening doors, not to mention minds, they are revealing a faith based in fear, as though anyone with a contrary thought will somehow challenge and dilute their own conviction.

That's the spirit we need these days to dispel the fog bank of foggy banking, and not the poet's contrary second thoughts beginning "Hence, vain deluding Joys".

We take the contrary view.

TAKE A CONTRARY OPINION FOR ITS OWN SAKE Anyone who hopes to be taken seriously as a draft expert must vehemently defend one against-the-grain opinion for no other reason than to simply establish independence of thought.

Contrary opinion is misunderstood.

On the contrary, most thought they had just run out of time and will prevail in the next round.

In response to the letter, Roski Vice Dean Amelia Jones states via email to The Times: "The MFA is certainly not being 'discarded.' To the contrary, much thought and concern has been put into improving the curriculum and making the funding structure more robust, for the MA Curatorial Practice students (who have not been well funded in the past) as well as the MFAs.

Some argue, on the contrary, that thought (not just imagistic, but conceptual thought) has phenomenal character too.