Sentence examples for are the inverse of from inspiring English sources

"Our ideas are the inverse of George Soros's," explained Mr. Sanguino, speaking of the billionaire philanthropist.

Yet, as with any generalisation, many of us are the inverse of that portrayal.

The circumstances he walks into here are the inverse of what he walked into in New York in 1994.

The bank also created an E.T.N. that doubles the returns of this note, and two others that are the inverse of the long and double-long notes.

It's not especially useful to wait until 2100 to find out, so modelers do the next best thing: They perform "hindcasts," which are the inverse of forecasts.

At separate points, Doyle writes both that trainwrecks are "the inverse of what a woman should be" and that they're "the women to whom we are all meant to aspire".

This is the inverse of journalism.

This is the inverse of that.

It is the inverse of the guillotine.

Its importance is the inverse of its appearance.

(She's the inverse of Emma Bovary — more interesting, too).