Sentence examples for offered a contrary from inspiring English sources
Mr. Paulsen of Wells Capital, a perennial bull, offered a contrary view.
To the Legal Defense and Educational Fund lawyer's picture of "mass confusion" on Election Day, Judge Lemelle offered a contrary picture of black voters who are "perhaps highly motivated," even by anger.
Darwin presented his own theory of how moral sense could evolve in 1871, while his oft-time defender Thomas Huxley offered a contrary view, of humans cast in a world of inherent competition.
Mary Elizabeth Williams of Salon.com offered a contrary opinion, stating that while Cyrus is a "talented singer [who] deserves to break out of her Disney mold", the "Can't Be Tamed" music video was poor.
The situation in Piper L. (Piperaceae) offered a contrary example.
One aspect of the Pinter production also offers a contrary perspective on the perceived obligation to respect a playwright's intentions.
The photo, again, offers a contrary image: Rather than some a glimpse at a chic party, a couple in casual dress is dining at a table in a restaurant and taking their own picture with a mobile device.
Why the Green Economy Coalition does not believe Rio +20 is an abject failure Thursday June 21 11.45 Oliver Greenfield, the convenor of the Green Economy Coalition, offers a contrary position to the view of the majority of NGOs that Rio +20 has been an abject failure.
As a British film and TV producer working in Hollywood, I wanted to offer a contrary view from the outside: your industry looks like a very attractive investment, and international funds will be queuing to get in.
The group also helps organize the Nongovernmental International Panel on Climate Change, which offers a contrary view to the leading authority on climate change, the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
Searle (1990) offers a contrary view according to which only conscious states and dispositions to have conscious states can be genuinely intentional, but most theorists regard intentionality as extending widely into the unconscious domain.
