Sentence examples for opposing poles from inspiring English sources

Reynolds and Ewing represent opposing poles of music blogging.

It is not just finding the midpoint between two opposing poles and opportunistically planting yourself there.

Walcott and Naipaul have long been considered the opposing poles of West Indian literature.

But the war is not the only area in which the candidates are at opposing poles of the debate.

Does either candidate offer up a more realistic French vision for the world than Chirac's multipolar mantra that forces America and Europe into opposing poles?

These sauces contrast in every way you can think of, including East versus West, and they come together like opposing poles of a magnet.

The opposing pole is the "narcissistic needs" (or self-serving altruism) pole, which relates to hopes of getting respect and power, and of significantly effecting the students' future.

In humans, these two motivational systems correspond to extraversion (vs introversion) and neuroticism (with emotional stability as the opposing pole)2,4.

The opposing pole from that alt/delete disposability is to make history obstinately material, laid down in dense, sedimentary deposits that demand patient, rugged excavation.

"It is the tension between opposed poles in his work that gives it its electricity.

This flux follows a fixed and predictable pattern either of eternal oscillation between two apparently opposed poles or of a cyclical movement in a close orbit.