Sentence examples for conversely something from inspiring English sources

The problem is that you Britons take sex too seriously, too ponderously, as something deeply personal and secret, to be hidden and discussed in whispers or, conversely, something smutty to be gossiped about," Dr Waynberg said.

Duncan J. Watts, a scientist at Microsoft Research, said the overall findings fit with "cumulative advantage," the idea that something that starts slightly more popular will build upon that popularity until it is far ahead of its competitors — and conversely, something that does not catch on will usually fade away whether or not it is good.

Things that are annoying or of no consequence are just "mothers" ("don't bother me with those madres"), while "not even mothers" means "no way", and the exclamation "Mothers!" is similar to "Whoops!"Something that "has no mother" can be either ultra-cool or absolutely appalling, depending on the context; conversely, something terrific can equally well be either "little mother" or "at full mother".

Conversely, something I thought might work well could feel a little off in the mix.

Conversely, something that doesn't feel true, isn't necessarily false.

Conversely, something that doesn't elicit joy creates a sensation of heaviness.

Italy and their new coach, Conor O'Shea, conversely, have something tangible to build upon and in Carlo Canna an increasingly reassuring presence around whom to build.

Depending on what you want to do with a laptop, you can end up overpaying, or conversely buying something that can't do what you want.

"Correctly identifying someone as near the end of life might mean that they were allowed to leave hospital and go home, or that they were given appropriate pain relief or conversely that something could be done to treat them rather than let them die".

Conversely, if something embarrassing has happened to the interviewer who then just carries on as if nothing has occurred follow their lead, Becker-Phelps suggests.

Conversely, 20-somethings who come from backgrounds that may appear to be more difficult (such as having absentee parents) are more prepared for grown-up life because they had no choice but to grow up.