Sentence examples for opposite among from inspiring English sources

I have to wonder what the motivation is for re-releasing Gone With The Wind just a couple months before 12 Years A Slave, its polar opposite among films dealing with the peculiar institution of American slavery.

As a celebrity who is transcendent of his low-rated sport, McEnroe has been a one-man marketing tour, turning up in the seats opposite, among others, Jay Leno and Katie Couric.

Mullins et al. (2016) found the opposite: among people with moderate/severe trauma, the log odds of MDD decreased as PR increased.

Though EPA said Dimock's water wasn't contaminated by fracking in a 2012 election year desk statement, internal documents obtained by LA Times reporter Neela Banerjee show regional EPA staff members saying the exact opposite among friends.

However, the association between GNI/capita and the efficiency is opposite among countries with GNI/capita > I$ 4468 where, usually, health infrastructure has been in place.

BCG revaccination had a stronger than expected beneficial effect among the children who had received BCG after a DTP booster vaccination, but the effect was opposite among those who had not received a DTP booster vaccination, and there was therefore no overall beneficial effect.

Cleverly he overcame cabinet crises and kept these two opposites among his official advisers until Chase's resignation in 1864.

Second, the direction of the effect of frugivory on agonistic rates differed between taxa; although there was a nonsignificant trend in the predicted direction among cercopithecine primates, the trend was in the opposite direction among noncercopithecines in the phylogenetically controlled analysis, with increased frugivory being related to decreased agonism.

Figure 9 confirms the above mentioned decrease in inequality among families of low-income earners and the likely opposite effect among some households as the Lorenz curves cross each other at some point.

But paradoxically, the results were opposite that among the 1,400 Americans in the trial.

This alteration, framed as a positive by the candidate, then provokes an equal but opposite reaction among his rivals.