Apart, they had gone to opposite extremes.
The two highlights come from opposite extremes.
They are at the opposite extremes of NBC programming.
On certain issues—"xenophobia, racism, nationalism," Brady said they occupied opposite extremes.
But on paper, the two should be on opposite extremes of the spectrum.
But the researchers were surprised to find that the opposite extremes elicited different responses depending on the timing.
Mr. Kitano said: "Basically I try to make all of my films so that they can be interpreted at opposite extremes of the spectrum.
The disasters at Manzikert and at Bari, in the same year 1071, at opposite extremes of the empire, graphically illustrate the decline of Byzantine power.
Instead, we should look at what has pushed rich and poor (or, more accurately, the rich and everyone else) to such opposite extremes of existence.
The two shows describe opposite extremes in sophisticated art since the nineteen-seventies: ascetic, academy-based, and soft-core political in Williams's case; hedonistic, market-oriented, and smiley-faced populist in that of Koons.
"I am against Guantánamo because I think it is a violation of human rights," he says crisply.Dissident voiceEU policy on Cuba has wavered in recent years, with Spain and the Czech Republic more or less at opposite extremes.
