Sentence examples for inverse is true from inspiring English sources

Quite the inverse is true.

The inverse is true among African-Americans.

In fact, the inverse is true.

The concept of loyalty usually comes with reward, but in politics, the inverse is true.

The inverse is true: when we build our cities, we don't seem to care much about the plates.

And the inverse is true when trying to deter people from acting — in this case, punishments are more effective.

In EF-women, the inverse was true.

When it was not, the inverse was true: The more formally dressed professors were seen as having marginally more status.

And fascinatingly, the inverse was true as well: when lower-income people were led to think of themselves as upper class, they actually became less altruistic.

The inverse was true of some computer initiatives.

And no matter what social media may be able to confirm, and my hope that it was so, I don't know if the inverse was true.