Conversely, I love Futura, designed by Paul Renner and introduced in 1927, because it is a perfect geometric face that evokes machine-age ingenuity — and looks good in all its weights.
Conversely, without love, without its haunting pearl glow, things appear plain, even banal or drab.
The impossibility of love, conversely, was the narrative thread running through Dexys' retro-soul concept album One Day I'm Going to Soar, which ended a 27-year hiatus in stunning style.
The Simpson-Bowles plan, conversely, goes into loving detail about cuts to the discretionary budget and Social Security but turns suddenly vague and cramped when it gets to Medicare.
Conversely, another sign of love is that both you and your loved one have so much confidence in your love that you don't feel the need to check in or text each other every second when you're apart.
It's understandable, though, why a writer whose closet is stuffed with remaindered copies of a short-story collection would still seek to play literary ingenue -- novelists, like children, are less likely to have their transgressions overlooked the older and more experienced they become; conversely, readers, like parents, love nothing so much as a prodigy.
Conversely, in China, consumers love big American Buicks.
Conversely, if they practice love, they can create and empire and help millions of people along the way.
Conversely, by not giving love, trust, appreciation, we allow stagnation to occur and the flow stops, and the complexity and quality of our life experience suffers.
Conversely, experiencing feelings of love and respect, and having a warm relationship with at least one parent, are associated with positive adolescent outcomes such as better engagement in school, better academic outcomes for children and a reduction in the influence of the drinking patterns of peers [ 20- 24].
