Sentence examples for conversely there is something from inspiring English sources
Conversely, there is something like love, or at least romantic fascination, within Mr. Shawn's blatant hostility.
Conversely, there is something offensive in the implication that we might resent that pact, and, like plaintive children, demand to have everything explained.
Conversely, there is something profoundly dissatisfying, and a little bit demoralising, in acknowledging that most people will never accept many of ones' most ardently-held convictions, and that, therefore, none of us will ever get to live in a society that closely matches, or even roughly approximates, our beloved ideals.
Or, conversely, there's something horrible going on, something negative in this global crisis, which could mean next year will be even more difficult".
Conversely, there's something very special about genera, the sets of individuals sharing a common exclusive ancestor in the period between two periods of evolutionary plasticity – genera are from God (namely from the transition of a species from the frozen to plastic state).
Conversely, playing slowly may be unethical: it can deceive an opponent into believing that there is something to think about when there is not.
There is something there.
"There is something wrong.
