Sentence examples for has remarked contrary from inspiring English sources

As Richard Kammann has remarked, "Contrary to the where-there's-smoke theory, [no pun intended] the number of people believing an idea is not much evidence for its truth value".(2) Next case.

To the charge, however, he responded calmly and reasonably, "I had remarked in no irreverent spirit, but on the contrary, that the supposition of frequent special exertion anthropomorphises the Deity".

"Ha ha," remarked Serval Lancet mirthlessly.

This pronounced radiosensitivity has been remarked upon in the past.

You may call such choices contrary, and certainly Mr. Taylor has a contrary mind.

The angle β has a contrary trend.

This new paradigm has two contrary sides.

Performance measurement systems have gotten remarking development since the 1980s.

The paper finished with the following remarks: Contrary to the model's stark prediction, bilingual societies do, in fact, exist.

Noting in his prepared remarks that he ultimately waived the privilege, he said that to do so at a "very early stage potentially could have been contrary to my obligations as Chapter 11 Trustee".

She remarked: "I have had a long life.