Sentence examples for takes a contrary from inspiring English sources

Again the fugitive takes a contrary stance.

Small wonder, he says, that America is in decline.Daniel Gross, economics editor at Yahoo Financee and author of "Better, Stronger, Faster", takes a contrary view.

There has been a plethora of books condemning Iran; perhaps one that takes a contrary view might be useful, important and revealing in ways big and small that have been shouted down by many in the mainstream media.

But Charles Sachs, owner of the Scriptorium in Beverly Hills, a leading dealer in autographs and manuscripts, takes a contrary view, saying it "stimulates the market and encourages young people to develop an interest in autographs".

Process theism takes a contrary view that time is the process of creation.

American Heritage defines a contrarian as "one who takes a contrary view or action, especially an investor who makes decisions that contradict prevailing wisdom".

Taking a contrary view are Bob and Cathy Harrison, a school teacher and a nurse, respectively, from upstate Amsterdam.

None of the major world powers are now likely to take a contrary stand.

The paper's executive foreign editor, Con Coughlin, took a contrary view.

It is never afraid to take a contrary view, for democracy depends on reasoned alternatives.

But the US Congress has taken a contrary position – in its enthusiasm to be as pro-Israel as possible.