Sentence examples for antithesis with from inspiring English sources

If philosophical thought is to avoid remaining "a prisoner of the ego," Feuerbach insists, it "must begin with its antithesis, with its alter ego" (AP, 146/138).

The arguments about the world are referred to by Kant as "antinomies" because in the field of cosmology, reason gives rise to sets of opposing arguments (the "thesis" and the "antithesis") with respect to each issue.

The number of nodes in the meta-networks is smaller than the total number of communities discovered by the algorithms, because we excluded all those 'communities' containing only one member (whose consideration would be in antithesis with the definition of community in the common sense).

Generally speaking, a thesis is an intellectual proposition; an antithesis is a reaction to the proposition that seeks to negate it; and a synthesis is a means of reconciling the thesis and the antithesis with an aim of creating a new -- and presumably a more functional -- thesis.

[The late Jack Kemp] once told me, "You don't beat a thesis with an antithesis; you beat it with a better thesis".

The SHAPE head of security, Colonel Schreiber, was designed to be the antithesis of Bond, with greying hair, the air of a bank manager, desk with silver framed photographs of his family and a single white rose; the description shows Fleming using colour to show Schreiber's lack of colour and personality.

In many respects Herzog is the antithesis of Netanyahu, with an understated and careful lawyerly delivery in contrast to Netanyahu's gimmicks, rhetorical flourishes and hyperbole.

The best fresh garden award was claimed by the Marble and Granite centre with Antithesis of Sarcophagi, a stark and highly unusual garden within a giant 44-tonne granite cube, created by Martin Cook and Gary Breeze.

Luing A Poem by Don Paterson When the day comes, as the day surely must, when it is asked of you, and you refuse to take that lover's wound again, that cup of emptiness that is our one completion, I'd say go here, maybe, to our unsung innermost isle: Kilda's antithesis, yet still with its own tiny stubborn anthem, its yellow milkwort and its stunted kye.

On consensus, Stuter [34] contends that: "The Delphi Technique and consensus building are both founded in the same principle - the Hegelian dialectic of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis, with synthesis becoming the new thesis.

He deeply believes that thesis, brought into conflict with antithesis, will result in synthesis -- truth.