Sentence examples for diametrically opposed principles from inspiring English sources

Even in its most advanced form, that endorsed by Hegel, constitutionalism juxtaposed two diametrically opposed principles of sovereignty, popular and princely, and was unable to resolve the contention between them.

"The Berger commission reflects a mindset that is diametrically opposed to the principles the governor articulated in his first term," said Edmund J. McMahon, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, and a former Pataki aide.

Noting that he and Mr. Bush had both held leadership posts outside government, Mr. Cheney called Mr. Gore's approach "old school" and said the vice president's proposals were "diametrically opposed" to the guiding principles of the "new economy".

Clinton described the principles underlying her position on immigration in a speech she gave in North Las Vegas last year: The principles underlying Trump's position are diametrically opposed to those of Clinton.

But in diametrically opposed ways.

More precisely — two diametrically opposed processes.

Their business objectives are diametrically opposed.

"Two diametrically opposed things are happening.

But Auden wrote something diametrically opposed.

But they have diametrically opposed views on immigration.

The settlements are curious because they seem diametrically opposed.