Sentence examples for opposite concepts from inspiring English sources

Their typical procedure is to slam opposite concepts together -- outside-inside, public-private, transparent-opaque -- and then explore the richly nuanced terrain that emerges from the overlap.

Their typical procedure is to slam opposite concepts together -- outside-inside, public-private and transparent-opaque are a few examples that come to mind -- and then explore the richly nuanced terrain that emerges from the overlap.

In both cases the two opposite concepts, if taken together, circumscribe a totality: in the first case, the totality of epistemology, and, in the second case, the totality of scientific methods in empirical research.

Barbed Holidays: I wanted to melt the opposite concepts of a fence and christmas lights.

Free speech and censorship are two opposite concepts with the former calling for the ability to speak and communicate freely and the latter preventing that very act -- Al-Saqaf.

To beat Chetak, you needed a diametrically opposite concept.

Ordinary trade is the opposite concept to processing trade.

Human reliability is the opposite concept of human error.

The opposite concept to cross-employment would be the single employment by only one organization (or institution) at a time.

But we are also capable of using one concept to form the opposite concept and of applying one concept to another to result in a compound propositional thought capable of truth or falsehood (On the Soul III 6; Metaphysics IX 10).

With a view to this opposite concept of the 'super-transcendental', the transcendental is to be conceived as a most common determination that applies to all real beings, including God.