Sentence examples for feel contrary from inspiring English sources

My own thoughts on including this photo herein -- and I apologize if this sounds presumptuous -- are exclusively for Miss Francis Cobain, who may not have seen this image, and to whom I can only say that it is another challenging work of dark humor from her father who was a complex artist, and that sharing it does not feel contrary to what we as fans understood of his aesthetic and his wit.

But when we rage against the "stupidity" and "ignorance" of "rednecks" who live in Trump towns like Lake Harmony or refuse to deal with them completely we are guilty of a similar "Othering" effect, one that feels contrary to the inclusive spirit of rave culture.

But elite institutions also feel a contrary pull to maintain their exclusivity.

There's a meek political correctness to this stance: an implicit "dance is no more important than any other art form" demurral that quite often makes me feel rebelliously contrary.

As you heave Max around a condemned hotel building, his vest stained brown from perspiration, you can really smell the world of Max Payne 3. Details like these make me feel that, contrary to reputation, Rockstar is best at short, linear games.

This refers to today's popular culture and "anything goes" mindset which according to the Bible, Witnesses feel go contrary to God's righteous principles and commandments.

Shodokan Aikido, however, was controversial, since it introduced a unique rule-based competition that some felt was contrary to the spirit of aikido.

Not only that, but its very use, he felt, was contrary to the core of his findings.

Kanjilal feels that contrary to what others think, firms going for a complete risk management approach might just help him a lot, since they would still require a view and there is always a premium on a good advisory.

Moore felt that, contrary to others' opinion, the comic book was not cinematic.

He felt that contrary to the album's title, "So Amazin proves to be anything but".