Sentence examples for diametrically from inspiring English sources

"We could probably expect a diametrically opposed reaction by the countries that participated in this," he said.

Which is fine, but the problem is that there's not anything especially revelatory here: the cast of characters – the gruff patriarch, the diametrically opposed brothers – all feel very tired, and its dialogue sags rather than snaps.

Clegg is synonymous with his party, as Sturgeon now is with hers, but with diametrically opposite consequences.

The Lib Dems, who are now under intense pressure after agreeing in government that tuition fees should be allowed to rise, said the document was designed to work out how to reach agreement with the Tories and Labour, who were "diametrically" opposed to them.

I think it's fantastic to be reminded that in a liberal democracy, a foreign citizen who is the star captain of a team based in the national capital can openly express views diametrically opposed to government policy, and not be punished for it in any way.

Conversely, a progressive consumption tax, which is designed to reduce the level of consumption inequality, will exacerbate wealth inequality.These policies will have very different, perhaps even diametrically opposite, effects on the two measures on inequality.

Western countries have made cautiously encouraging noises, but say they are waiting to see what happens at a meeting between Mr Abbas, Mr Olmert and Condoleezza Rice, the American secretary of state, on February 19th.The ambiguity in the Mecca deal once again highlights diametrically opposed views of Hamas.