Sentence examples for does not contrary from inspiring English sources

"It does not, contrary to some bloggers' claims, make him a fabulist".

That there is nothing heroic about him does not, contrary to much received opinion, make it difficult to understand his heroic music.

Last week Mo Ibrahim, the admirable Sudanese-born philanthropist, pointed out in the Guardian that Africa does not – contrary to repeated claims – have a problem with overpopulation.

It would be terrific to report that Hollywood does not, contrary to popular belief, have a coarsening effect on the foreign properties it remakes.

Smart, sharp writing about fiction written in popular genres does not, contrary to the fears of cultural gatekeepers, blur the boundaries between high and low.

While the opinion in Falcone mentions the personal benefit test in its review of Dirks, which it describes as involving a holding under the "traditional theory," i.e. classical theory, 247 F.3d at 229, it does not, contrary to what is implied by the citation in Obus, address whether the personal benefit test should be imposed in misappropriation tipping cases.

He is also a credible director who doesn't, contrary to what we'd like to believe, feel the need to screech "I don't believe it" every time his actors are less than convincing in rehearsal.

They do not, contrary to myth — propagated in part by law clerks themselves — run the court.

The process did not, contrary to popular impressions, generate vast quantities of disposable cash.

Horrific as Tuskegee was, it did not — contrary to widespread belief — involve actively infecting the subjects, Reverby stressed.

They did not, contrary to the president's claim, attribute any specific individual's death to Hurricane Maria.