Sentence examples for its opposites from inspiring English sources
What we have seen of the Europeans' vaunted equivalent, a year into its gestation but with barely three weeks to go before its first version is due to be born (see article), is an ugly hybrid that differs from its supposed American forebear precisely by virtue of its opposites: it is complex, confusing and absurdly long.
Tim Dee's Four Fields (Jonathan Cape) belongs in the tradition of "nature writing", but works with it too – putting its beautifully written sentences in the service of description and evocation, but using them to frame a serious conversation about environmental preservation and its opposites; it's a deeply attractive book and also an important one.
In instrumental conditioning, there is a rather precise definition of goal-directed control, and therefore an acute boundary between it and the somewhat more amorphous category comprising its opposites.
Mathematical Platonism and its opposites.
Appendix C. The "high style" and its opposites.
Aotearoa is a land made perfect only by its opposites, the water and the air.
To understand it, he would approach it from its opposite.
That isn't impartiality, it is its opposite.
It meets its opposite at the ventral midline posterior to the choanae.
A non-native speaker may not understand "right" and confuse it with its opposite, "left".
