As my certainty increases, my doubt decreases; conversely, as my doubt increases, my certainty decreases.
Conversely, I seriously doubt that the phrase "drop-dead gorgeous", in French or any other language, was current among teenagers in the 1940s; and this is not the only instance of verbal anachronism.
Conversely, individuals who doubt their own ability see challenges as personal threats and tend to focus on obstacles and negative outcomes.
And conversely, their weaknesses and doubts are as complex as anything their parents are going through.
Conversely, there is little doubt that Goldman, which had already paid $550m to settle related claims with the SEC without admitting or denying guilt, would have preferred him to settle.This time around, the firm may hope that Mr Tourre continues his defence.
Conversely, Mr Murdoch has left no doubt about his intentions: his designated heir is his son Lachlan, who along with two of his siblings (all of them sharp as nails) is already working in the business.
Reilly needed to know whether the campaign could still sow doubts about Dean and, conversely, whether there were pieces of Gephardt's long record and policy agenda that could win over undecideds.
Conversely, those who live with self-doubt also form a self-fulfilling prophecy with their internal negativity/darkness translating to their life and relationships; and many times they focus on blaming outside factors.
Conversely, Zac Bissonnette doesn't leave any doubt about what he is advocating in "Debt-Free U" (Portfolio Penguin, $16).
Conversely, if we had reason to harbor significant doubts about either the existence of illegal weapons or the threat they posed, then our policy would lack this justification, no matter what we happen to discover.
