Sentence examples for contrary to that of from inspiring English sources

They have even started to endorse candidates who espouse views contrary to that of their mostly conservative teachings from the pulpit.

During an interview with CNN, Governor Scott, a Republican who has never taken a position contrary to that of the N.R.A., said, "Everything's on the table".

The interests of corporate management, contrary to that of shareholders and corporate America, seem to be what is making a comeback.John PropperToronto.

His exit is voluntary and — contrary to that of his predecessor, who left after a decade of debilitating infighting and litigation — uncontroversial.

And people wonder why I have nothing but contempt for the Academy?" Finke's was an opinion almost entirely contrary to that of AO Scott, who was liveblogging at the New York Times.

Henry T. C. Hu, a law professor at the University of Texas who has written extensively on this question, told me this week that it might make sense to require those casting large blocks of votes to certify they did not have an economic interest contrary to that of the company.

Taking a view contrary to that of many economists and politicians, they argue that government can and should play a vigorous role in encouraging employers to create good jobs — perhaps by providing tax incentives that require employers to pay a living wage.

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Cooper is very aware that the Black experience in America is quite contrary to that of their white counterparts.

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