Sentence examples for contrary to assumptions from inspiring English sources
Contrary to assumptions that this symbolizes alienation and suppression, "no one is forcing them," she said.
Contrary to assumptions that most of the unaffiliated are atheists or agnostics, most described their religion "as nothing in particular".
Contrary to assumptions that this is where the core of her support lies, she has had to pick her way very carefully through the sensitivities of conservatives within her community.
In a pioneering 1988 book issued as a World Bank Research publication, "Oil Windfalls: Blessing or Curse?," Alan H. Gelb, chief economist for the bank's African regional office, found that contrary to assumptions popular at the time, oil wealth had made conditions in most countries worse.
The results run contrary to assumptions that "all birds had the same flight cost, more or less," Elliott says.
It suggests that contrary to assumptions found in the literature, those with a preference for thinking in a holistic, global manner, perform less well than their peers in the early stages of their education, but tend to improve as they progress through their education.
This process must eventually terminate, since otherwise the union of the chains so generated would constitute a proper class, making \(P\) itself a proper class contrary to assumption.
Contrary to some assumptions, being creatively honest and satisfying the audience are not mutually exclusive.
Contrary to common assumptions, Frank Lloyd Wright's ramp is hardly a fluid experience.
Contrary to common assumptions, the main obstacle is not Tehran's determination to enrich uranium.
