Sentence examples for For the antithesis from inspiring English sources

"Effective" and "pragmatic" have become short-hand for direct and defensive, for the antithesis of what Barcelona do.

Swedish director Tomas Alfredson, known best for the antithesis to modern vampire movies, Let The Right One In, creates an atmospheric feeling of being in Great Britain in 1974.

Since the Democratic Party should stand for the antithesis of Dick Cheney and Rumsfeld, it's bizarre that progressive pundits would ignore a glaring philosophical weakness in Hillary Clinton's record on war and foreign policy.

If religious beliefs and opinions are found contrary to the standards of science, they are mere superstitions and imaginations; for the antithesis of knowledge is ignorance, and the child of ignorance is superstition.

As the sport has grown, so has the organisation around it, and the commercial opportunities, with lakes across the country opening up and charging for lifeguarded courses to train in; for some, the antithesis of what wild swimming should be about.

For Stiles, the antithesis of Custer was Gen. Ulysses S. Grant, who directed his forces from the rear and never engaged in Custer's theatrics.

Well, Anne Bancroft's acting duel with Dustin Hoffman, in "The Graduate," always struck me as a victory on points for her (the antithesis of the plot), and, as I say, Nichols continued to make room for women of substance, and for actresses of the top rank — more room than many male directors half his age find themselves willing to grant.

But I do know that sustenance, inclusion, empathy, opportunity, freedom, education and all of the values America stands for are the antithesis of terrorism.

Latent in this distinction for Kant is the antithesis between necessary truth and contingent truth.

Ms Cottam's vision for prisons is the antithesis of the traditional jail.

The paintings' entire reason for being was the antithesis of night: a study of light and colour.