Sentence examples for in a diametrically from inspiring English sources

"The Comedy" stars Tim Heidecker in a diametrically opposite role — the man who can't escape himself — which renders his caustic barrage of outrageous, often uproarious humor surprisingly poignant.

She didn't mind, and even welcomed, filth, rudeness, haste, uncomeliness, and bumbling in her partners: "To fuck above and beyond any sense of disgust was not just a way of lowering oneself, it was, in a diametrically opposite move, to raise yourself above all prejudice".

Interestingly, the average age of the memory varied in a diametrically opposite direction to the number of words recalled across the three affect conditions.

Although it is acting in a diametrically opposite fashion, Netflix has written that in its estimation, paid peering agreements in which content providers are charged for better access to an ISPs network should be banned.

The graph representation (Fig. 2) also supported these findings: while the pathologies included in the blue community are adjacent, the injury and poisoning class, belonging to the orange community, lied in a diametrically opposed position in two-dimensional projection.

During polarization and migration, the cell is biased to exhibit net-protrusive motility modules in one region while motility modules giving a net-retraction occurred in a diametrically opposed region.

In addition to a diametrically opposed response of Mecp2−/y mice to what was expected based on previous studies of EE transcriptional effects with respect to synaptophysin, syntaxin 1a and synaptotagmin, we also did not detect changes in gene expression of genes shown to respond to EE such as IGF-I, IGFbp, BDNF, Grin2B, Gria, Gap43, Nefm, Dyn1 and N-Cadh in brains of Mecp2−/y-EE mice.

In vivo, svPINK1 demonstrated a diametrically opposed expression pattern to PINK1 (Fig. 2A).

The former refuseniks and dissidents (and I worked with some in Moscow), didn't just adopt an oppositionist stance to the government in power, they took up a diametrically opposed stance, placing themselves firmly in the camp of those who most opposed the "evil empire".

Nottingham University geographer Alex Vasudevan, author of a recent book on the subject, Metropolitan Preoccupations, says Berlin is in a sense diametrically different from London – it's a very poor city, where wages are one-third lower than its western German neighbours.

In the early 1960s, while living in the Bahian capital of Salvador, she even designed and directed two museums, one of which, the Museu de Arte Popular, was stuffed with local artifacts in a display diametrically opposed to Western modernist hierarchies.