Sentence examples for contrary to current opinion from inspiring English sources

Contrary to current opinion, says Lorenceau, his study shows that people can indeed gain control over smooth pursuit eye movements.

Note well: the putative reason offered is a psychological hypothesis about the private life of scientists who explore hypotheses contrary to current accepted scientific opinion.

It also argues that public opinion seems to be stable, despite running contrary to current law.

Contrary to current mythology, the power of the state increased.

Whilst this conclusion would be contrary to most current opinion there is some evidence that 25-hydroxylation may occur in a range of target tissues [ 36, 37].

Indeed, an increasing amount of evidence demonstrated that, on the contrary to the current opinion in quantitative genetics laboratories before 1980, prolificacy is not always controlled by a very large number of genes each exhibiting a very small effect, but may also be influenced by genes with large effects, generalising the Booroola situation to other populations.

We have recently argued, contrary to the prevailing current opinion, that rice was only domesticated once [76].

Sartre is wrong to say that storying oneself is a universal trait, but he's right that it is extremely common, and he is surely right, contrary to the tide of current opinion in the humanities, that the less you do it the better.

Contrary to general opinion, it was Iran.

Contrary to popular opinion, women are allowed in the Royal Marines.

Contrary to popular opinion, this association is far from established.