Sentence examples for may believe contrary from inspiring English sources

They may believe, contrary to the preceding claims, that death for an infant who would have had an LWL is one of the worst possible harms (Kon 2008, 28) and that the threshold should perhaps be below the zero point.

Therefore, John begins to believe a proposition that he did not previously believe, contrary to what direct-reference theories entail.

And others may believe that engaging in homosexual conduct is contrary to being "morally straight" and "clean".

Contrary to what some may believe, it is not just eastern and southern Europe that face violent challenges.

And contrary to what you may believe, hot water isn't enough to get this gunk out.

But contrary to what they may believe, says Moats, the history of the Rajneesh period is still a strong pole of memory and reference in the surrounding areas.

"Contrary to what Mr Whelan may believe, the vast majority of our community deem the terms 'chink' and 'chingaling' highly offensive.

Furthermore, contrary to what many people may believe, the cobra is actually not an aggressive snake and avoids encountering humans as much as possible [1, 8].

Contrary to what many beginners may believe, climbing requires much more than upper-body strength.

They didn't happen overnight and contrary to what the two political parties may believe or say, there is enough blame to go around.

And contrary to what the bill's sponsor may believe, men raising children fathered by someone else often do not feel any differently about the child once they learn that child isn't their genetic offspring.