Sentence examples for much the reverse from inspiring English sources

For David Cameron, it's been much the reverse.

And fame, in its modern incarnation, demands pretty much the reverse mindset.

These groups visited the alpine regions in summer, feasting on the fat bogong moths that are abundant then, much the reverse of current visitors who flock there in winter.

A report by the Milken Institute, a think-tank in Santa Monica, last November ranked the New York metropolitan area as 169th out of 200, just ahead of Kalamazoo.But this neglects one central fact about New York's economy: that it is pretty much the reverse of the rest of America's.

Today's announcement comes about two years after the launch of VMware Cloud on AWS, which was pretty much the reverse of today's announcement.

We've had an analogue film to digital smartphone scanning device on Kickstarter, so here's pretty much the reverse: a smartphone digital photo to analogue print photo enlarger on Indiegogo.

What's new today is that the car ads are selling the music as much as the reverse.

Fourth, notwithstanding the Founders' own remarkable secularism, the liberation of religion from government as much as the reverse was their aim.

Much of the reverse came at the hands of minority voters who were disturbed by the government's increasingly conservative Islamic tone.

Much to the reverse, he writes, "I have often been amused by these per-student expenditure figures," and then wanders off into one of his familiar "thought experiments," as if he were no longer talking about real and living children but about some abstract entity that brings him cerebral enjoyment.

Or, put another way, Windows Phone is Nokia as much as the reverse is true.