Sentence examples for their converse from inspiring English sources
Many have reached for their Converse All-Stars.
The exhibition cites a number of such cultural encounters while also showing their converse: the paintings of Frederic Edwin Church (like "Cayambe," shown here) led to a local fascination with the South American landscape, while Washington Irving's writings spurred a Romantic reinterpretation of Spanish culture.
They'll have to pay for their Converse sneakers, and Dockers isn't known for sponsoring showcases.
It's a moment when neck-beard music critics get to throw their weight around, kick their Converse up on their desks, and wax critical about something that's fully accepted as impossible to quantify the best albums of the year.
The group of kids and the video had such an impact on skating that after its release skate shops around the country reported a spike in their Converse sales, the shoe of choice for some of the kids in "cherry", according to a Jenkem article.
These are color-coordinated with their Converse and shoelaces whenever possible (one kid we met rotates four pairs of Chucks with seven different colors of laces) and then topped with a customized baseball cap worn just tight enough that it doesn't cover their whole head but gingerly rests on their bangs.
The logical relations holding between propositions and their converses, often pictured graphically in a square of opposition, are as follows: E and I propositions are equivalent or equipollent to their simple converses (i.e., Eba and Iba are the same as Eab and Iab, respectively).
Indeed, Lethem's refusal either to smarten up writers such as Philip K Dick – to swap, metaphorically, their Converses for a nice pair of brogues – or to caricature the literary novel as a dessicated vampire, needing the fresh blood of street culture, is what makes his own literary practice so progressive.
But their converses are not necessarily true.
But the wordings he gives are not actually contraposition; their premises are apparently meant to be universal affirmatives (Every A is B) and their conclusions seem to be of a "nonstandard" negative form: Every non-B is not A. (Such conditionals, though not their converses, are valid).
The Family APGAR test and the Ruiz-Baca QoL test results suggest that caregivers' perceived physical and mental well-being is related with being satisfied with the help received from their family, conversing with their relatives, feeling the affection of their family, being satisfied with the time that their family spends with them, and making family decisions.
