Sentence examples for holding a contrary view from inspiring English sources
Others, holding a contrary view, assert that a tradition of two centuries is not to be ignored.
Some researchers reported that ERS promoted heart failure; others hold a contrary view.
HOW do you teach managers to manage? Henry Mintzberg, a professor of management at McGill University in Montreal, has long held a contrary view to that proposed by most business schools.
Scholars who adopted leadership theories looked at how organisational leadership impacted outcomes of CSR activities while those who adopted neo classical theory juxtaposed it with the Keynesian theory, explaining that while the neo classical theorists saw CSR as a deflection from the core objective of a firm, the Keynesian theorists hold a contrary view.
Others hold a contrary view that nonetheless sows a similar form of apathy: The European parliament is for all intents an impotent body given that the European Council wields the real power.
It will require us to change our political discourse, to stop demonizing those who hold a contrary view, and to put the best interests of the nation ahead of all else.
It is never afraid to take a contrary view, for democracy depends on reasoned alternatives.
A contrary view holds that the weather has simply been too nice for Mr. Suharto to die.
A contrary view holds that which expressions are treated as logical constants is a matter of choice, with different choices serving different purposes.
A contrary view holds that moral reasons are necessarily general, whether because the sources of their justification are all general or because a moral claim is ill-formed if it contains particularities.
