Sentence examples for well contrary from inspiring English sources

Well, contrary to popular belief, knowing a lot of swear words is not a sign of a limited vocabulary.

Yes, we are affected by the economic downturn, like other businesses in the financial sector, but we are working hard and doing very well, contrary to the image Ms. Widdicombe portrayed.

Well, contrary to popular myth (and Mr. Trump's rhetoric), immigrants to the United States also outperform native-born Americans in some ways, including business creation and obedience to the law.

Well, contrary to popular belief, they did.

The N-gage platform is certainly alive and well, contrary to quasi-popular belief.

Newly launched and redesigned models did well, contrary to past trends when first-year models were often plagued with quality problems.

Among gases, the effects of carbon dioxide on general physiology have been well investigated contrary to the impact on olfactory neuroepithelium.

There are other things as well". Mr Hague, contrary to some expectations, did not endorse any candidate from the stage, while the current shadow defence secretary, and failed 2001 leadership candidate, Michael Ancram, confirmed he would not be standing again.

Simulation results revealed that the increase in motor-casing conductivity and/or permeability decreases the eddy-current density on the well casing, contrary to that on the motor casing.

It is, he says, "disturbing as well as contrary to sound patent policy".

Well, the contrary can be true: In Miami I lived for part of the time in a converted garage since the Fulbright grant, although prestigious, is not well-funded!