Sentence examples for contrary to outside perceptions from inspiring English sources

"The next four games will be crucial," was manager Rémi Garde's straightforward assessment on Thursday though, contrary to outside perceptions, it is not all doom and gloom for the Frenchman, who takes his team to Tyneside having secured just two points from five games since replacing Tim Sherwood.

Contrary to outside perception, past military governments often enjoyed majority public support, at least at the outset.

This success seems all the more remarkable because, contrary to outsiders' perceptions, Thais are quite prudish.

"Contrary to the outside world's general perceptions, the top North Korean elite and especially their children are very open and know a lot about the outside world," said Cheong Seong-chang, a longtime researcher on the Kim Jong-il family at Sejong Institute in South Korea.

Contrary to the perceptions cited in the article, Moscow is still very much in the running.

"Contrary to popular perceptions, 50% of the city is at or well above sea level".

CONTRARY to some perceptions, the City of London is no respecter of tradition.

Analyst Ian Gordon said: Contrary to populist perceptions, we see Barclays as notably less exposed on legal/regulatory issues than peers.

3. The countryside isn't being concreted over Contrary to public perceptions, England is not being covered in concrete.

Contrary to popular perceptions, most terrorist attacks against American targets do not emanate from the Middle East or South Asia.

Contrary to popular perceptions, cold-water detergent is just as effective as hot water in the wash.