More generally, if you have a contrary opinion, don't dance around it.
The many in attendance would probably have a contrary opinion about his assertion that "school spirit, which often rallies around the football team, has all but disappeared from Hoover High School". That last game of the year versus cross-town rival Glendale High ended in victory.
Hoch has never been afraid to take a contrary opinion, and his view of Shinnecock Hills clashes with most players' views of the 6,996-yard 6,996-yarde course.
She also pursued them through persuasion and reasoned argument that had respect for both the facts and the right of others to hold a contrary opinion.
You take a contrary opinion?
"There are some who, in any context, but particularly during election years, are so unwilling to have a reasonable discussion about these programs that they will go out of their way to silence any alternative viewpoints and stigmatize anyone who has ever expressed a contrary opinion".
At the time of the amendment's passage, three Senators, including Trumbull, the author of the Civil Rights Act, as well as President Andrew Johnson, asserted that both the Civil Rights Act and the Fourteenth Amendment would confer citizenship on such children at birth; however, Senator Edgar Cowan of Pennsylvania had a definitively contrary opinion.
Anyone who expressed a contrary opinion, he threatened, would have his tongue cut out.
Before that we had been able to discuss things we disagreed about, but if I expressed a contrary opinion then, he became hostile.
The risk to MY life outweighs the will to express a contrary opinion.
For too long, a contrary opinion was seen as a wrong opinion.
