Sentence examples for quite antithetical from inspiring English sources

And while Greenwald does not claim to know exactly "why her nomination was left to die," he contends that Johnsen's "beliefs are quite antithetical to what this administration is doing".

However, the implication that the efficacy of an existing intervention means that promising alternative and/or adjunct treatment approaches need not be investigated is a curious one, quite antithetical to the cycle of innovation, refinement, and improvement that characterises scientific progress.

How did we go from "Be here now" to "R.O.I".? The journey from a Buddhism antithetical to Western go-getting has been charted quite consciously by a number of influential practitioners in the baby-boom generation.

Truth to tell, neither was quite the Chekhov night out of one's dreams, though as studies in antithetical approaches to the same text, one could scarcely ask for a better set of contrasts.

"I think there can certainly be expectations from venture capitalist-based tech startups, but to grow food distribution successfully, the models that I've seen that have worked better rely on quite a bit of industry and slow, methodical growth, which can be kind of antithetical to the growth mindset in the venture capitalist world," he said.

"But those that know me understand that non-consensual acts are so antithetical to my values and my practices, the very idea that someone would accuse me of this is quite personally painful".

They represent antithetical views.

Stylistically, they are antithetical.

Thoughts antithetical to desires?

Is democracy antithetical to religion?

With Henry Czerny and Paul Michael Valley as antithetical soldiers.