Sentence examples for takes a contrary position from inspiring English sources

Or what should taxpayers believe if she never takes a contrary position -- instead pushing policy proposals in lock step with what her funders desire?

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

After deciding that the ranchers were too conservative and too skeptical about beef prices, Mr. Abraham took a contrary position and rode the trend to its recent peak before selling most of his contracts.

Neidl took a contrary position last November, when he put weak "buys" on most of the big carriers, and they were all up 30 to 40%.

No person "claiming to have a high humanity," he argued, could take a contrary position.

Again the fugitive takes a contrary stance.

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

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.

A: Look, if I argue with you, I must take up a contrary position.

"I am programmed by the practice of a lifetime to take," he wrote, "a contrary position".