Sentence examples for contrary to later from inspiring English sources

Contrary to later spin, the speech was extremely popular.

Contrary to later Wagnerian trends, the great man's priorities tilted toward words and acting.

Europeans, contrary to later myths, did not greet the outbreak of war with wild enthusiasm.

Moreover, results confirm that contrary to later audits, early audit experiences in a "taxpaying life span" lead to increased compliance.

(Contrary to later rumours, he insisted it was not derived from the phrase, "Lend me a fiver").

Contrary to later myth, Bach was never forgotten before his revival in the 19th century, but he was more admired than performed.

Contrary to his later accounts, he said he had been treated well, and the article said he appeared to be in excellent health.

Contrary to its later image, conditions for prisoners in the Bastille by the mid-18th century were in fact relatively benign, particularly by the standards of other prisons of the time.

They are also mostly contrary to the later interpretive overlay of passing the "machine or transformation" test, in which you might have been able to patent a new machine but you couldn't patent an idea or algorithm, such as how you shopped for the machine.

Then, like many ambitious young American artists, he headed for France where, contrary to what he later said, he became who he was as a painter.

However, contrary to earlier observations, later studies revealed that during the early phase of EAU (postimmunization day 5) retinal ONOO− initiated damage occurred before there was any histologic or immunohistochemical evidence of macrophage infiltration or migration of retinal microglia [6, 15].