That is, if a proposition is to be "objectively" true, then it must be possible for it to be true without anyone knowing or believing that it is; conversely, believing the proposition should not be sufficient for its truth (except in a few very special cases, such as believing that one believes something).
Warhammer, conversely, believes that more is always more".
Donald Trump, conversely, believes that tweeting a picture of a taco bowl and calling out his "Hispanics" at rallies is outreach.
Flaubert found the stirring poetry of Hugo's novel to be cheapened by its political concerns, whereas Zola conversely believed the accusatory politics of the novel to be devalued by its romantic flourish.
Conversely, I believe that, during the same period, much of our foreign policy has been such as to contribute to that decline.
Democrats say they could have won close Senate elections in 2002 if they had generated even higher turnout among reliably Democratic black voters; conversely, Republicans believe they did win because they were able to get their strongest partisans to the polls.
Conversely, we believe this approach could help identify households with different nature of food (in) security problems that require different types of policy interventions most especially in developing economies like Nigeria.
Conversely, we believe that integration and consideration of the social impacts of transport planning and delivery can significantly increase the quality, effectiveness and efficiency of a number of other important areas of economic and social policy, including employment, health, education and economic development.
Conversely, deletionists believe that the Internet is just a further representation of our everyday world.
Conversely, others believe that systematic efforts to identify GDM should be stopped unless data become available to link significant morbidities to specific degrees of glucose intolerance (8).
