Sentence examples for contrary words from inspiring English sources
Without language to the contrary, words like "fraud" and "evasion" create the impression that education is rife with incompetence and conspiracies to hide it.
On the contrary, words associated with cognitive processes did not play such an important role in cascade sizes.
On the contrary, words by definition are the clearest expression of one's intentions, of one's hopes.
After all, he'd said that the Muslim Brotherhood was "far too moderate" for him, and he hadn't said a contrary word about the use of violence.
On the contrary, each word in (40) corresponds to a conjunct in (40a).
Contrary, multi-word terms and foreign terms tend to decrease the STD performance, as expected.
In other words, contrary to the plotline of "Zero Dark Thirty," and contrary to self-serving accounts of C.I.A. officers implicated in the interrogation program, senators with access to the record say that torture did not produce the leads that led to finding and killing bin Laden.
Indeed, contrary to correctly transcribed words, misrecognized words are unlikely to be semantically linked to other words in the segment.
Contrary to the words of the Abba song, it's not all about money.
"The actions of the Japanese government are completely contrary to their words.
In other words, contrary to what you have heard, there's only a strong red America-blue America split toward the top of the income distribution.
