Sentence examples for perhaps counter to from inspiring English sources

Perhaps counter to western expectations, only 8.3% of pro-Isis posts were supportive of the group for being an enemy of the west.

Yet the gut instinct, perhaps counter to form and some of the orthodoxies of how two-legged ties tend to run under the away goals system, was that this was a marginally better result for RSL.

Yet perhaps counter to Dr. Davies's intentions, instead of helping resolve the matter, his paper has simply helped galvanize each side.

"He said, 'For a man, attraction goes through the eyes.' " Den Hollander was unfazed by the notion that, as a hound dog, his fight to defeminize clubs was perhaps counter to his self-interest.

One question that seems to be weighing on prospective editors is whether a book by Mrs. Bush will provide a candid account of her feelings, and perhaps counter the popular view of her as an opinion-free robot.

Perhaps counter intuitively, participants described the weight results having more impact than the blood results.

But it is perhaps countered by his commitment to the idea that the quality of creative thought might be enhanced by forcing the pace of composition.

While this is intuitively expected it is perhaps counter-intuitive to see that the smaller the study (i.e. the less power in a study) the greater the level of significance needs to be before a result becomes more likely to be true than false (WTCCC, 2007).

In spite of widespread rumours that Gordon Brown has been abducted by aliens (or absent from London, which amounts to the same thing), or perhaps to counter them, I have been invited to spend a day in his constituency, shadowing him.

It's not clear why Google decided to shut the separate portal but there are some signs that Google Showtimes what not much of a blockbuster for the company, and perhaps even ran counter to how Google sees some of its bigger developments in search and media.

Perhaps the greatest counter to his piece could be the fact Canada is phenomenally good at fucking up our water supplies, forcing communities to engage in very real ways with local ecologies.