Sentence examples for contrary to everyday from inspiring English sources
"This seems paradox and contrary to everyday observation," he writes.
That is contrary to everyday experience where objects -- buses, tacks, friends -- exist at one place at one time.
Beginning with the behaviour of light (and all other electromagnetic radiation), the theory of special relativity draws conclusions that are contrary to everyday experience but fully confirmed by experiments.
Beginning with the behaviour of light (and all other electromagnetic radiation), the theory of special relativity draws conclusions that are contrary to everyday experience but fully confirmed by experiments that examine subatomic particles at high speeds or measure small changes between clocks traveling at different speeds.
This is contrary to everyday clinical practice and will have an effect on diagnostic accuracy.
It is this orderly but impersonal nature of life that is perhaps most fascinating, even if it seems most contrary to our everyday notions and experience.
If Lewis is correct though in supposing that the relevant utterances are merely "overt, explicit" statements of fallibilism (ibid., 550), their seeming incoherence suggests that, contrary to our everyday epistemic pretensions, "knowledge must be by definition infallible" after all (ibid., 549).
Contrary to what it's title may suggest, Everyday Grind's freshness is pretty much the opposite of mundane.
Dewey believes his talk of "an experience" is in accord with everyday usage, even though it is contrary to the way philosophers talk about experience.
Contrary to popular perceptions, then, wrongful criminal convictions are a normal, everyday feature of the criminal justice system - the system doesn't just sometimes get it wrong, it gets it wrong everyday, of every week, of every month of every year.
Contrary to the belief in promoting the public's understanding of science, everyday social life needs a "reduction of complexity" [21] to get things done; it needs "voluntary blindness".
