Sentence examples for contrary to feeling from inspiring English sources

"On the contrary to feeling guilty, they feel very good about sticking with the candidate that they felt was best".

While that is a very human trait, it can be difficult for a leader because he or she must make decisions that are contrary to feelings.

Your news article said that contrary to the feeling of some, "Mr. Barak did not offer Mr. Arafat the moon at Camp David".

Cynics will invariably scoff, as they invariably scoff at any sort of idealism; but contrary to popular feeling it is the mentality of the Little Englander which stands athwart the wrong side of history yelling 'stop'stop

This is quite contrary to popular feeling of the world becoming more violent and crisis-ridden.

"We're all different, and those differences matter". But -- contrary to popular belief -- feeling envious isn't always a bad thing.

It was contrary to my feelings to drag him into this thing before the facts were known to me". You gave that statement, did you not, Dr. Best, and that is your signature on there?

molefromtheministry says: "Surely I'm not the only one who thinks that C. Rodriguez and Otamendi were significantly more purposeful than have been Gutierrez and Heinze (both in defensive and attacking mode?) If Maradona has any sense - and, contrary to expectation, the feeling increasingly is that he does - he'll retain both for the Mexico encounter.

Contrary to how she was feeling, the medical professionals said, "You're doing so well".

"A directive to take action against lifeboats of sunken vessels and crew members drifting in the sea would, for psychological reasons, hardly be acceptable to U-boat crews, since it would be contrary to the innermost feelings of all sailors.

Contrary to being qualities of weakness, feeling emotions is an aspect of the feminine power in the body.