Sentence examples for diametrical opposition from inspiring English sources

The alleged furore she sparked in this instance was because, to quote women's website Jezebel, she "touts a diametrical opposition: that Los Angeles can equated to elegance and/or beauty (read: whiteness) and that Oakland is its foil (read: blackness)".

In diametrical opposition to standard predictions, the theory of lead markets conjectures potential competitiveness gains from environmental regulation.

Cantor emphasized that his views were "in diametrical opposition" to Dedekind's, and in particular to his "naïve assumption that all well-defined collections, or systems, are also 'consistent systems' " (see the letter to Hilbert, Nov. 15, 1899, in Purkert & Ilgauds 1987, 154).

While it might seem, given their diametrical opposition, that one of these perspectives must be true and the other false, let me suggest that other from the obvious fact that the CBO's projection was off target, they're both wrong in their interpretation of that.

His characters are bound together in diametrical oppositions that suggest the eternal conflict of yin and yang of Taoist tradition.

"Truth" and "fiction" were diametrical opposites.

They are in some ways diametrical opposites.

Not, as one might imagine, a fitness club, but its diametrical opposite.

So is the way these two characters begin as diametrical opposites.

Coco-Mat stores exude an airy, casual-chic vibe that seems the diametrical opposite of "economic crisis".

He is the diametrical opposite of Bledsoe, who signed a 10-year, $103 million contract extension in March.