Sentence examples for Opposite means from inspiring English sources
Kurosawa achieves the piercing emotions and poetry of the Italian neorealists by opposite means: he doesn't make the camera disappear.
Kurosawa achieves the piercing emotion and poetry of the Italian neorealists, but by opposite means: he doesn't make the camera disappear; instead, from the first view of the hero's X-rays, he deploys his camera so sharply and unerringly that it seems to take X-rays of the spirit.
The opposite mean stress develops during tensile and compressive hold tests.
This was a world where every kid had their own room, which easily tricked simpletons like me into thinking that the opposite meant dysfunction.
Americans think the opposite: control means taking personal responsibility for risk and, in some cases, social status.
The fact that exactly the opposite occurs means that other powerful factors are operating too, and the clue to presbyopia lies with them.
The opposite, GC, means that synthetic knockout of two genes causing severer phenotypic defect than individual knockout.
In the latter three domains, responses mean the opposite - "yes" means high risk of bias and "no" mean low risk of bias.
Opposites attract means that like signs repel one another.
In other regions, the opposite factors mean tutoring rates have stayed low.
