Sentence examples for more contrary from inspiring English sources

Like people, eras are messier and more contrary than shows like this make out.

What's more, contrary to some accounts, the Tea Party is not a creature of the Great Recession.

"I can't think of anything more contrary to the spirit of Burkean conservatism than a [search] for the 'next big thing,'" Bainbridge writes on his personal blog.

This dream only intensified as he grew older and found himself feeling, as he put it, ever more "contrary to the civilized world".

"Nothing could be more contrary to the Skype philosophy," Mark Gillett, vice president of Microsoft's Skype division, said in a blog post.

"Nothing could be more contrary to basic economics, experience and facts," Mr Taylor asserted on his blog, which Mr Boehner cited.

"One of my good customers says, 'If you move next to Stop & Shop, we'll shop at your store more.' " Contrary to some people's belief, kosher does not mean blessed by a rabbi; it is food that complies with intricate dietary rules laid out in the Torah.

Furthermore Palestinian society, like most Arab and Islamic societies, regards suicide as shameful and, more importantly, contrary to the dictates of religion.

And the House Republican demand that the Senate produce a budget by mid-April could set in motion a Senate effort to overhaul the tax code to raise more revenue, contrary to Republican vows to stand against any more tax increases.

More importantly, contrary to popular mythology, America does offer public care of sorts.

More importantly, contrary to popular opinion, we here at AOL Management have a finely tuned sense of humor.