Sentence examples for contrary to a common perception from inspiring English sources
He told the weekly newspaper that he understood as much about the art market as he did "about Chinese or physics", and said contrary to a common perception he hardly benefited at all from such sales.
Contrary to a common belief, labyrinths are not mazes.
Contrary to a common belief, cookies do not contain software programs, so cannot install anything on a computer.
A common theme that did emerge, and that runs contrary to a common stereotype of trans people, is that we do not generally have outrageously kinky sex.
Contrary to a common myth, targeting Hitler using quips and jokes didn't undermine the regime.
Contrary to a common belief, capacity development goes beyond the training of individuals (7).
Fourth, there is evidence that durable assets are, in fact, being created, contrary to the common perception that NREGA is a hole digging and a hole filling program.
Contrary to the common perception of arthritis as an unavoidable symptom of aging, preventable risk-factors including excess body mass and musculoskeletal injuries play a major role in the onset of the disorder [ 1].
Contrary to the common perception in the U.S., Syria was and still is an oasis of diversity and vibrant interfaith life.
Somewhat contrary to the common perception, the Republican calendar is quite backloaded this year — roughly as many delegates will be at stake in April, May and June as in January, February and March.
