Examples of 'quite contrary' in a sentence
Meaning of "quite contrary"
The phrase 'quite contrary' is often used to describe someone who consistently behaves or thinks in the opposite way to what is expected or conventional. It can also refer to a contrary or contradictory situation or outcome
How to use "quite contrary" in a sentence
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The answer is quite contrary to the implication.
What we are saying here is quite contrary to.
Quite contrary to the terms of your binding oath.
What they found was quite contrary to common wisdom.
Quite contrary to the actual meaning.
Our ideas on tradition quite contrary.
Ended quite contrary to the predictions.
Others make the decisions is quite contrary to experience.
This is quite contrary to the rest of the world.
They are hypocrites when they believe that and do something quite contrary.
Seem quite contrary to one another.
In reality they correspond to quite contrary ideas and images in.
That is quite contrary to the other two viewpoints.
This means that my opinion on this issue is quite contrary to most of you.
It is really quite contrary to my usual practice.
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We have enough facts to prove that reality is quite contrary to this claim.
This is quite contrary to the noble traditions of this country.
Takes an excessively negative view of funded pension schemes quite contrary to their proven value.
It is quite contrary to the tendency of the spirit of the age.
The situation in Ireland is quite contrary to this principle.
The fact is quite contrary and completely opposite to the popular belief.
We shall see that the facts are quite contrary to these in America.
That would be quite contrary to the principles of sound administration and legal certainty.
The present situation in rural Kyrgyzstan however is often quite contrary.
But the reality was quite contrary to what they intended.
And there is a little town called Quite Contrary.
But this assertion is quite contrary to what we can observe.
Quite contrary to what I have read.
She was quite contrary.
Quite contrary in fact, he is not touring in a private jet.
Our test results are quite contrary to the sayings in this reference.
It was a very interesting and enriching search, because quite contrary facts were found.
This may well be quite contrary to American foreign policy interests.
One of the highlights of trekking in Nepal is quite contrary to popular belief.
It is also quite contrary to Treaty of Rome rules.
I will say I am quite contrary.
It is quite contrary to the teaching of the Word of God.
The Marxians profess quite contrary ideas.
This was quite contrary to the arguments of both Hobbes and Isaac Barrow.
In contrast, the facts are quite contrary to popular beliefs.
I am quite contrary thanks to Cousin Mary.
The facts, however, show that the reality is quite contrary to these allegations.
This is quite contrary to what I want.
You are not putting enough into this . Quite contrary.
This is a total absurdity and runs quite contrary to the whole philosophy of Community aid.
I am quite contrary thanks to Cousin Mary I love the fact turning turtle.
There is another class of men quite contrary to those I have referred to.
This is quite contrary to the situation in the optical domain as described in section 3.
Mary Mary quite contrary.
Quite contrary to Hollywood norm, their affair was Bogart 's first with a leading lady.
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