Sentence examples for contrary to popularly from inspiring English sources
Contrary to popularly held opinion [ 43, 44], it is not easy to conduct a valid and rigorous reliability study.
According to the Kauffman Foundation for Entrepreneurship, contrary to popularly held assumptions, the highest rate of entrepreneurial activity (in the U.S). belongs to the 55-64 agroupoverover the past decade.
Contrary to the popularly held misconception that government is full of folks who couldn't or wouldn't make it elsewhere, the people I have met are incredibly smart, ambitious, passionate, and working hard to make a difference.
Branches of the Syrian church, contrary to historical evidence, are popularly believed to have been instituted by St. Thomas, an apostle of Jesus Christ who visited the Malabar coast in 52 AD Christians were mainly concentrated in the Tinnevely and Malabar districts of Madras Presidency with native Christians forming over one quarter of the total population of the princely state of Travancore.
"These governors are popularly elected, and they are realizing a program contrary to their duties: dividing the state," said Fernando Giraldo, dean of the political science department at the Javeriana University in Bogotá.
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This is contrary to my experience.
Contrary to initial reports, the cat survived.
Contrary to his prediction, Pliskova won easily.
Anything contrary to that would be disastrous".
