Sentence examples for opposite through from inspiring English sources

In her books "The Magic of Dance" Fonteyn subjects both her own modesty and and grandeur that is its opposite through a comparison of herself with Isadora Duncan.

According to Banisadr, the original meaning of the term has been replaced by its opposite through a series of historical, theological and philosophical processes.

Oskar looks for solace in his unstoppable inventiveness - lying awake at nights imagining variations on catchers in the rye, 'incredibly long ambulances that connected every building to a hospital' or 'safety nets for everyone' - which he relays to his grandmother, who lives in a block opposite, through a baby-monitoring device.

It raised itself above the din not through its value, importance, or accuracy but through the opposite, through slickness, titillation, and polarity.

While some studies predict increased abundance of herbivores on non-native tree provenances (Bernhardsson et al. 2013), others suggest the opposite through local herbivore adaptation to plant phenology (Van Asch and Visser 2007; Visser 2008; Pearse and Karban 2013).

Mies's second commission, the Perls House (1911), also demonstrates the reconciliation of opposites through controlled movement.

Scotland's front row bullied their Australian opposites through the match, getting the better of pack that has battered every other they've had to scrum against.

Like F.D.R., he dominated an era by reconciling opposites through force of personality: just as Roosevelt the patrician became the tribune of the people, Reagan turned conservatism into a forward-looking, optimistic ideology.

The statement of intent on his program notes was: "An exercise in an examination of cacophonic chemistry, reconciling opposites through textural bipolar-ness — in order to achieve hyper normality: the new normal.

Hegel saw himself as picking up where Heraclitus left off—"There is no proposition of Heraclitus which I have not adopted in my logic" (Barnes 1982: 57)—and indeed the Heraclitean view of a world shaped by the unity of opposites through strife and resolution does seem to foreshadow Hegelian dialectic.

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