If Dean cared for "nothing but for everything in principle," you could say, conversely, that Salinger cares for everything in particular, and in principle, nothingness.
Others say, conversely, that the city's once cutthroat streets have morphed into Disneyland, and not "Disneyland" as metaphor but LITERAL Disneyland, mouse ears and all.
Mr. Palombo said that conversely, anything in a less desirable zone should be that much cheaper.
"But the team is understanding how best to get Michael the ball," Collins said and, conversely, Jordan is finding more ways to get the ball to this new chorus of a supporting cast, as he once termed his Bulls teammates.
Google said that conversely, new laws passed in Canada, and proposals that could soon be adopted in Britain and the Netherlands, would further loosen copyright restrictions and free up new kinds of Internet sharing.
The migration minister, Yannis Mouzalas, conversely said the change would in fact make the boards more independent.
Conversely, said Jewel Buff, a vice president at Douglas Elliman, serious buyers tend to ask about details like the building's financial health and its policies on subletting.
Supporters of the rule, conversely, said the rule would create 1.4 million jobs in environmental restoration, retrofitting of plants and conversion to renewable electricity sources.
Conversely, said Zarembski, if PTC is set up for one work zone, but track workers go to another, "there's no way of knowing that" under the current system.
