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How to use to the contrary in a sentence

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I think, all evidence to the contrary, she was pleasantly surprised when I turned out to be a studious, introverted, bashful child.
Despite all reports to the contrary it's still possible to get sunny, rainless weather in the Bay of Islands.
Ranking Democrats say, to the contrary, they are not working with him on the big bond or his annual address.
Long ago I was told by an older and worldly wise relative that lying was a dying art, in spite of apparent evidence to the contrary.
The claim that doing harm is no worse than allowing harm flies in the face of powerful intuitions to the contrary.
All claims to the contrary, we must learn to live with partial truths even within revealed religions.
It is the concern of the bank that prices have bombed along despite expectations to the contrary, he said.
But to the contrary, the circuit may improve the accuracy of the system by not allowing for autogenetic false alarms.
Our game plan is to go the distance, in spite of persistent speculation to the contrary.
So if you can cite some evidence to the contrary, then that would be interesting.
There is an increasingly persuasive body of evidence and learned opinion to the contrary.
Some consider this of negligible importance, but sound evidence exists to the contrary.
And while it may be tempting to take the apocalyptic view, there is ample evidence to the contrary.
Despite the evidence to the contrary, the Lord Mayor was not too concerned by what he was told.
Delusions are false beliefs which are held despite evidence to the contrary.
The insurance policy should be taken out in the name of the shipper and the should be endorsed in blank, except when stipulated to the contrary.
Despite speculation to the contrary, the compensation issue is of limited significance.
It seems too intellectual to keep up any blusterous pretense to the contrary.
There is enough recorded evidence to the contrary even in the writings of some captains of slave ships.
In 1981, the FDA declared spirulina ineffective for weight loss, and no subsequent studies to the contrary have been published.
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Examples from Classical Literature
And I, who was ever for peace, will fight to a finish him who avers aught to the contrary.
The popular impression to the contrary probably comes from the use of beet sugar that has been imperfectly purified.
To which, after some Perswasion to the contrary, the venerable beldam waited on her.
And you betcha life I hang onto this, creditors or no creditors, and Pawling to the contrary!
He expects the return of the chalop, or cockboat, notwithstanding all appearances to the contrary.
Despite all the notions to the contrary, good well-baked white bread is neither indigestible nor constipating.
Notwithstanding claims to the contrary, all hawks, with the exception of the sparrow hawk, are injurious.
Pistols might have been innocuously discharged for all that was known to the contrary.
Not knowing facts to the contrary, the suggestible mind accepts the proposition.
The thalweg has been frequently confirmed as the accepted boundary where no conventions to the contrary existed.
This opinion, in spite of many testimonies to the contrary, could never have been very general.
Whatever your scheme was, it had sense in it, Blake's opinion to the contrary notwithstanding.
Nor does the program seem to have much compromised anyone's intellectual freedom, in spite of Saunders' insistence to the contrary.
As to whether de Chardin rejected original sin, again, without evidence to the contrary we must assert that de Chardin did not reject original sin.
By focusing on the intellectual and moral continuities in Coleridge's lifework Cain reminds us to the contrary that conservatism is an idealism of its own.
For anything that I can perceive to the contrary, it is still probable that my children may be reduced to seek a livelihood by personal contortion.
Julius Laspara might have been a Transylvanian, a Turk, an Andalusian, or a citizen of one of the Hanse towns for anything he could tell to the contrary.
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