Sentence examples for contrary to the evidence from inspiring English sources

It is of no use to think, contrary to the evidence, that most religious people just believe in belief.

"The hypothetical claims made in this study run contrary to the evidence," said Gavin Partington, the BSDA's director general.

But in this we think that its determination was not only contrary to the evidence, but went beyond the judicial province.

In his case, the judges ruled that the jury had voted contrary to the evidence, according to a statement from the state judiciary.

The court must still rule on test cases contending that thimerosal-containing vaccines alone could have caused autism, a theory that medical authorities have long dismissed as contrary to the evidence.

While his lawyer welcomed the settlement, she expressed grave concern that the officers involved received only a minor reprimand despite their admission – contrary to the evidence they gave in court – that one of them copied his evidence from his colleague.

One that admits the warming is happening but insists – contrary to the overwhelming evidence – that it's beneficial?

In that model contrary to the experimental evidence, the yield stress does not saturate with increase of crystal thickness.

"It could have come from anywhere," said Llong, which again seemed contrary to the visual evidence which suggested that never mind "anywhere", actually it could only have come from one source.

This thinking runs contrary to the scientific evidence". Justice-involved individuals are especially vulnerable.

Contrary to the current evidence for physical activity and mental health, the GMKL intervention adversely affected the depression- and anxiety-like symptoms of the participating boys [ 4, 21].