Sentence examples for opposite formula from inspiring English sources

Most memoirs describe their authors' passage from innocence to experience; the Polish poet and essayist Adam Zagajewski suggests an opposite formula.

Representative Rick A. Lazio and Hillary Rodham Clinton have, theoretically, made it harder for the influence peddlers to buy access with money, and that means a lot -- even if Mr. Lazio was partly motivated by having more "hard money" than "soft money," and Mrs. Clinton had to be shamed into the deal because she's burdened herself with the opposite formula.

The opposite formula (a = m / F) does not make sense.

At the polar opposite end of Formula 1, monster trucks like the Gravedigger use X-Flex, as they often perform several times a night – and tend to tip over.

The name that appears on page 31, opposite an entry for Formula 1 chief executive Bernie Ecclestone, looks innocuous alongside the directory of world-renowned figures.

Like cricket and baseball, the two premier open-wheeled racing formulas on opposite sides of the ocean — Formula One in Britain and elsewhere in Europe, and IndyCar racing in the United States — have become, for many racing enthusiasts, mutually exclusive passions.

At its core, Bush's governing formula was the opposite of Al Gore's paternalistic promise to "fight for you," but that contrast -- and the inherent contradictions -- never emerged with clarity because Bush kept insisting that his approach was also compassionate.

After this, we use the saliency maps in the formula in the opposite way.

It was the total opposite from the singer/ songwriter formula I was used to working from.

It can be seen that Cartwright and Longuet-Higgins' formulas gives an opposite trend of the peak factor with the influence of the bandwidth parameter.

Feeds him on the opposite side than I. Mixes the formula in different sorts of batches.