| Or obversely, why some ministries have exceeded their budgets without proper process and due diligence, according to the rules. |
| Obversely, a street planner concerned with the self-isolating effects of modernist superblocks could consider, looking horizontally, a hapless pedestrian's point of view. |
| Ella's theme, obversely, was that the political is inescapably personal. |
| The devotional significance of sacramental topoi is complemented by what may be characterized, obversely, as a sacramentalization of the devotional sphere. |
| But if Russell was in love with his own country, he grew to hate them with an obversely equivalent passion. |
| Obversely, the further east into Ipili speaking territory the cult went, the more focused on the new white wealth the cult became. |
