Sentence examples for conversely seeking from inspiring English sources

Conversely, seeking out constructive criticism is important whenever you are feeling supremely confident about your job performance, Dell says.

Some opposition candidates, conversely, sought support from Russia.

German nationalists conversely sought to confirm Schleswig's association with Holstein and to detach Schleswig from Denmark.

German nationalists conversely sought to confirm Schleswig's association with Holstein, in the process detaching the former from Denmark.

Labour's manifesto, conversely, seeks at least in principle to ensure that jobs pay enough to live on, so that supplementary benefits are not needed.

Thus, non-dominant bridging trust could signify a sense of 'us and them.' This could mean that sexual partners are chosen within the narrow circle of 'us' where trust is very high; or, conversely, sought among the 'them' category in order to make behavior that is unacceptable to one's peer group less visible.

Conversely, he sought to forgive and redeem his enemies, even in a time of brutal oppression, steadfastly refusing to lead an insurrection despite pressure from some of his followers.

Conversely, the women seeking to increase their time away from the office are willing to take a 15% pay cut.

Conversely, Britain is not seeking to block foreign bids for such assets as its airports, mobile-phone companies or big banks.

Conversely, a British study seeking to characterize patients with newly acquired HIV-1 infection reported that younger age was associated with RI [19].

Conversely, positive attitudes toward seeking professional mental health help predict having actually sought help from a General Practitioner [ 15].