Sentence examples for like contrary to from inspiring English sources

Warren Buffett's Idea Of Heaven: "I Don't Have To Work With People I Don't Like" Contrary to popular belief, it's not such a great idea to network constantly.

New details from GigaOM shed some additional light on what the OS experience of the Galaxy Gear will be like, contrary to appearances from the leaked VentureBeat screenshots.

The internal crack initiation site of EN AW-6056-T6 shows a multiplicity of cleavage-like planes contrary to the flat area found at the alloy EN AW-6082-T5.

Based on this preliminary observation, reversing these architectural changes may reboot the nuclear architecture in an undifferentiated ESC-like state, contrary to the concept of rejuvenation.

"I would like to say, contrary to what might otherwise seem to be the case, that the clocks in France and Britain strike the same hours, precisely," Mr. Sarkozy said.

It was also Betty who named Bitches Brew: "Miles wanted to call it Witches Brew, but I suggested Bitches Brew and he said, 'I like that.' Contrary to what some people said, there was nothing derogatory about it".

"And I wanted to write something about not wanting to remember – just because I like being contrary to myself".

Brazile says Wasserman Schultz arranged a $2 million loan from the Clinton campaign without the consent of party officers like herself, contrary to party rules.

This dubious logic—that an opinion upholding the constitutionality of a particular search implicitly holds unconstitutional any search that is not like it—runs contrary to Griffin ’s express statement that its “special needs” holding made it “unnecessary to consider whether” warrantless searches of probationers were otherwise reasonable within the meaning of the Fourth Amendment.

This dubious logic—that an opinion upholding the constitutionality of a particular search implicitly holds unconstitutional any search that is not like it—runs contrary to Griffin ’s express statement that its “special needs” holding made it “unnecessary to consider whether” warrantless searches of probationers were otherwise reasonable under the Fourth Amendment.

Secretary of State Hillary Clinton was one of those in the Situation Room, and described it like this: "Contrary to some news reports and what you see in the movies, we had no means to see what was happening inside the building itself.