Sentence examples for very contrary to from inspiring English sources

"He has an agenda very, very contrary to what we have been believing he would be.

Having an executive be judge, jury and executioner all in one is very contrary to the traditions.

"Having the executive being the prosecutor, the judge, the jury and the executioner all in one is very contrary to the traditions and the laws of this country," he said.

"Having the executive being the prosecutor, the judge, the jury and the executioner, all in one, is very contrary to the traditions and the laws of this country," Senator Angus King Jr. of Maine said at the Brennan hearing.

Certainly, it has seemed at times like Fadell is playing at Steve Jobs — with whom he worked closely — in ways that seem very contrary to how Alphabet runs its other operations.

And there are those people in this human race who we cannot be next to, because they are very contrary to us and sometimes very thorny.

"To say that we are going to put an arbitrary cap as the budget has done on the amount of tax relief that can be claimed just seems to me to send a very contrary signal to all the messages that the government has been putting out up to now".

My sociological meta-analysis, to the very contrary, purports to generate a model of the differential effects of medicine by shedding light on the very contextual differences.

So it's very contrary and, to date, unprofitable, but one lives in hope.

Montaigne's legacy becomes particularly conspicuous when Descartes draws the lesson from his travels, "having acknowledged that those who have very contrary feelings to ours are not barbarians or savages, but that many of them make use of reason as much or more so than we do".

We find that for the two materials, the difference from neo-Hookean behavior is real though very small, contrary to the large deviations from neo-Hookean behavior observed for PMMA and PEMA.