Sentence examples for certainly the opposite from inspiring English sources

The reality, though, is almost certainly the opposite.

Certainly the opposite is historically true — the "higher reading" of the Bible helped free men's minds from authority a century or two ago.

Now crime in the neighborhood has dropped significantly, and the museum's relationship with its neighborhood is certainly the opposite of the bunker mentality.

"It's most certainly the opposite stance of what I have, and we spoke about it at length on the first couple of dates.

I won't race back over what everyone saw, except to say that Rex turned out to have not just out-spoken but out-schemed Belichick, having the defensive front wander around from side to side and then locking into some kind of cagey man — to-man, neatly alternating with canny zones, all certainly the opposite of his usual blitzes.

It is certainly the opposite of "monotogamy," so I bet your sex life is awesome, too.

THERE are rumors that President Putin intends to assert Soviet-style central control over Islam through a handpicked mufti, which would almost certainly have the opposite of the intended effect.

While the frequent use of abortion can limit out-of-wedlock births, that is, the sudden mass availability of abortion almost certainly had the opposite effect — mostly by changing the obligations associated with pregnancy, and by legitimating male irresponsibility where sex and its consequences are concerned.

While this is certainly the complete opposite of a dark pit, it's almost worse.

Interestingly, if this electromechanician - what Edison was originally called - were alive today he would be the first to tell you his inventions were a team effort, not anything singular and certainly the polar opposite of any eureka-like moment.

Mr. Woo directing a Philip K. Dick adaptation -- that certainly sounds like the opposite of coal in the stocking.