Sentence examples for practically the opposite from inspiring English sources

Now we are having the strongest ice retreat in the Pacific sector and ice pile-up near Greenland – practically the opposite to what Funder's paper suggests for the early Holocene.

By the end of his life, however, he had adopted practically the opposite approach: a steady, organic, artisanal approach to building, and a healthy respect for history and tradition, as exemplified by the famous Notre Dame du Haut Chapel at Ronchamp, probably his best-known building.

So the English translation "soul" is practically the opposite of what the original meant.

But the reality is that Kyoto's targets have not only not been reached, practically the opposite has occurred.

Notably, this profile is practically the opposite to that of systemic adjuvant arthritis, in which early IFN-γ mRNA elevation is prominent in the regional LN draining the injection site of the arthritogen, but very modest in the SM [ 19].

The way you're taught English in school is practically the opposite of how native speakers actually speak.

As a lawyer rising in government service, Schlegel was a very suitable husband: "practically the exact opposite of Kierkegaard: stable, harmonious, healthy, un-ironic, and patient".

The English nationalism we are witnessing is practically the mirror opposite – ethnic, regressive, anti-pluralist, and at war with multiculturalism and diversity.

It's practically the polar opposite of skateboarding.

Ecolab, a specialty-chemicals firm, is the opposite, practically unknown to the millions of people who consume the fruits of its labour.

But the two spaces are practically on opposite sides of the building, separated by a wall, and have separate entrances.