Sentence examples for is completely counter from inspiring English sources

In his speech to AIPAC yesterday, President Obama said this: A nuclear-armed Iran is completely counter to Israel's security interests.

Our commenters discussed the likely future of the EU, and what financial strategy should be adopted: John Palmer writes: It is obvious that a sado-masochist austerity strategy - as opposed to a genuine economic reform policy - is completely counter productive.

"The idea of getting money unconditionally is completely counter to a lot of people's world views".

"Mandating compliance is completely counter to NHTSA's objective," said David Strickland, counsel and spokesman for the Self-Driving Coalition for Safer Streets, an advocacy group established by Ford, Google and others.

Besides the exegetical problems with teaching a gender hierarchy, which are plentiful, the basic idea that God ordains a gender hierarchy is completely counter to God's character, and the entire message of redemption in scripture.

This is completely counter to the principle of helping countries to strengthen their health systems through better health intelligence resulting from better information systems.

"To wait more than a year is completely counter-productive," he told the Guardian and five continental papers.

After all, where you place your weight while skating is completely counter-intuitive -- for me, at least -- to where you need to put it on a skateboard.

That type of regulation that creates disincentives for growth is completely counter-intuitive.

And yet, as noted, this dismissiveness is completely counter-factual: advocates have always sustained the demand for remedy, and it was civil society that arguably conceived, and certainly drove, the process that (with many twists and turns) led to the UNGPs and BHR in the first place.

And while the stores start stocking plastic eggs and Easter baskets, we do something that is completely counter-cultural: We go to church, and we smear ashes on our foreheads, and we remind one another that everything we know is only temporary.