Sentence examples for opposite anyone from inspiring English sources

In contrast to film/TV, most of the time you're not working opposite anyone in voice-over work which can be a little tricky.

"Or are we to assume exactly the opposite: that anyone fighting evil in an evil time has to be particularly good?

This is all about restraining a notion of the press and journalists as some kind of easily identified pack which feeds into a neatly industrialised process, when in fact the forces are moving in the opposite direction: anyone can be a journalist, yet the institutional support for journalism has seldom been economically weaker.

But last year Himachal Pradesh became the first state led by the more secular Congress party to bring in such legislation: such is the power of Hindu sentiment that even non-religious parties pander to it.The state’s new law is billed as a “freedom of religion” measure, but it has the opposite effect: anyone wishing to switch faiths must tell the district magistrate 30 days before or risk a fine.

But the most irritating thing is the illness is pretty much always used as a plot device; even in TPOBAW Charlie was not made to feel in any way equal to his friends, and though when suffering from depression it is common to feel distant from your friends an effort was clearly made to make Charlie the complete opposite to anyone else in the story.

This helps fuse ideological blocs into coherent, hard-to-dent juggernauts.But such claims have the opposite effect on anyone who doesn't belong to the ideological base.

The old cult of the divided self was, at its secret heart, optimistic and expansive, implying that every quality included its opposite, and that anyone could be anything: a tender aesthete might lead the Arabs in revolt; a novelist by day might be a rake by night.

As he peddles along at night the bike "casts" an elephant's silhouette onto buildings running parallel to him, giving anyone opposite glancing out their window a quick shock, no doubt.

Say the opposite of what anyone else would say.

Ms. Wiest, at the top of her form, embodies hardened softness (and the opposite) as well as anyone.

But whether they were meant to inspire a conversation with a black-and-white photograph of a Ukrainian church in Glen Spey, N.Y., by Marika Robak, which hung on a wall opposite the piano, was anyone's guess.