Sentence examples for conversely many of from inspiring English sources

Conversely, many of the chefs spoke of their kitchen in military terms.

Conversely, many of his perishable literary books, like Virginia Woolf's, have survived.

Conversely, many of us long to be a fresh, creative voice in the world.

Conversely, many of the least underemployed majors are dominated by men, according to a 2013 Georgetown survey.

Conversely, many of the people who visited the same location last September for the inaugural Festival No 6 said they'd be happy to never leave.

The IDF has accused Hamas of using "human shields". Conversely, many of the rockets fired from Gaza into Israel fail to hit anything.

Conversely, many cons of smoking correspond to certain pros of quitting.

Conversely, many members of the order Clostridiales and some of the genus Prevotella appeared unable to meet the ecological challenge imposed in CD patients, as judged from the decrease in abundance of key proteins involved in diverse cellular and biochemical functions within this population.

Conversely, many students of color who did not have the luxury of having wealth passed down to them will try to overcompensate for being economically marginalized by exhibiting an exaggerated bravado that can lead to senseless violence.

Conversely, many cons of smoking (e.g., health problems) corresponded with certain pros of quitting (e.g., better health).

Conversely, many branches of science now viewed as uncontroversial, such as physics and botany, were often associated with unorthodox methods of inquiry.