Sentence examples for contrary to the thinking of from inspiring English sources

Contrary to the thinking of its most indignant critics, the slogan "Black Lives Matter" is not an argument that deaths that come at the hands of the police warrant outrage, while those caused by common citizens warrant disregard.

With the pressure on the Diệm regime increasing during the Buddhist crisis, Nhu and Diệm began to shun their cabinet members because they presented arguments contrary to the thinking of the Ngô family.

It runs contrary to the thinking of those on opposite ends of the political spectrum, but after Trayvon and Ferguson, it might be time for Americans to see more, not less black people with guns.

Contrary to the thinking of outdoor castle-dwellers, the moat does not help tents with floors as much as floorless tents of old (and if you have a tent without a floor, it's definitely time to upgrade).

The struggle for spheres of influence -- contrary to the new thinking we propounded -- was resumed by the U.S. The first result was the crisis in Yugoslavia in which NATO was brought in to gain advantage over Russia.

However, this perception is contrary to the common thinking that communities should participate in the design and development of the plans that affect their daily lives.

Contrary to the general thinking, here you need to go some cents over the maximum cpc.

Rather, the new understanding of genetics is that, contrary to the old argument of nature vs. nurture, the new thinking is nature via nurture.

Contrary to the implications of David Orr's column about Jorie Graham (On Poetry, April 24), to point out the fundamental uncertainty of Graham's poetic is, to my thinking, precisely to point to its strength.

This is contrary to the tradition of our country.

contrary to the boundedness of.