Sentence examples for conversely he has from inspiring English sources

Conversely, he has tried to portray Mr. Obama as sympathetic to Hamas.

Conversely, he has always scorned Olmsted's pastoral parks as "fake" nature.

Conversely, he has little chance of winning Georgia, where home-town boy Newt Gingrich continues to hold a big lead.

Conversely, he has been openly critical of Malcolm Jenkins, a defensive back on the Philadelphia Eagles who stopped protesting after the N.F.L. agreed to donate millions of dollars to social causes that the players identify.

Benedict has, however, expressed admiration for the role of faith in the Muslim world; conversely, he has been strongly critical of a West so secular that it sometimes shuts God out of public life completely.

Conversely he has hit some of the worst shots in golfing history, most famously at Kiawah Island when, after establishing a four-shot lead with four to play in the Ryder Cup against Colin Montgomerie, he lost the lot to halve his match.

Conversely, he had not really envisaged managing in the second tier and is demanding clear, outright, autonomy over assorted club spheres including, most critically, recruitment as well as the medical department, academy and proposed re-vamp of the training ground before reaching a final decision.

Or, conversely, that he has gained much in the way of wisdom.

Conversely, if he has a well-formulated statement, then listen and make sure it seems comprehensive, based on your experience and common sense.

Conversely, he still has an outsider's knack for nailing the absurdity upon which good-and-noble society is based.

GPC Conversely, one GP described how he had seen a number of children in the past with similar presentations and this had made him more aware of the condition and changed his practice: I've sent in three newly diagnosed otherwise fit children who have first diagnosis diabetes.