Yet if one looks too closely at any symbolic antithesis (Diana versus Venus) it dissolves into a multitude of contradictions: Americans did dominate high fashion in the first half of the twentieth century, but only to the extent that haute couture was dependent on dollars and a cabal of Francophile magazine editors in New York.
Since this is an antithesis of today's short delivery cycles, any emerging trends will have to address this issue.
The withdrawal from society, the antipathy toward ritual roles, traditional "morality," and any social structures or traditional culture suggests a kind of Daoist "ethos" as an antithesis to Confucianism in China.
These incriminating statements, all of them made out of the presence or hearing of any of the petitioner's counsel, embodied the very antithesis of any legitimate defense in the Test Fleet trial.
This paper builds on two of the author's earlier pieces, and argues that Jane Jacob's most celebrated book was at its roots a form of NIMBYism and was thus regressive the antithesis of any model of justice.
Symfoni/Antifoni won Gudmundsen-Holmgreen the Nordic Council's 1980 music prize and, as its title implies, it is the antithesis of any traditional take on symphonic writing.
Bakshi wanted the film to be the antithesis of any animated film produced by the Walt Disney Company.
It's just for little girls who don't know any better yet, the antithesis of everything that a modern, inclusive, enlightened gaming public ought to embrace.
Fascism, the antithesis of any pretense we may still hold toward cherished values of freedom and democracy, isn't merely something we need to watch for, but a matter that we increasingly are being required to live with.
However, there is one aspect of any garden which is the antithesis of exciting: drainage.
