Sentence examples for radical antithesis from inspiring English sources

This makes it a radical antithesis to Baghramian's sculpture, whose fashioning is almost superhuman in its aura of perfection.

The shift was so radical, she said – "the antithesis of everything I've done so far" – that she had created a character to perform the new material, called Electra Heart, whose videos had a "Mulholland Drive/Paris, Texas vibe": cue footage of Diamandis in a blond wig and pastel-shaded 50s clothes, smoking insouciantly and trashing sleazy motel rooms with her bad-boy boyfriend.

The Dutch were the antithesis of the radicals that the church sometimes attracts.

Even though the cool, urbane, extremely rational Obama is the antithesis of the hate-spewing radical, that is the image that the Republicans will surely use if he is the nominee.

"It represents this kind of antithesis of the sheer austerity of a radical Islam, which is very black and white.

In a speech in Washington last month, the French defense minister, Michèle assailedarie, assailed "certain radical neo-conservative ideas" that she said were "the very antithesis of European sensibilities".

In a conversation published in the catalog, the curators contend that they prize work that is "the antithesis of art-school art"; that abstains from falsities of radical rhetoric, sexy as they may be; that doesn't play into the myth that art progresses coherently from year to year, artist to artist, or idea to idea.

His late landscapes exude a freedom of hand and an openness of brushwork that are the antithesis of academic rendering; their directness and economy can still seem radical, even Minimalist in intent.

In person, he said, Keable was the antithesis of his novels' striking directness: He does not impress one as a radical gentleman.

What I sought was its antithesis, the Village that still held the aura of a bohemia where intellectuals, radicals and artists gathered in cafes in the early hours of the morning to inveigh against social injustice.

If we were to conduct an in-depth analysis of these and other similar cases, we would observe not only choices at the antithesis of the mistakes made in Milan, we could also derive interesting considerations with regard to certain more radical nodes, which concern the sense and interpretation of the very disciplines of spatial organisation and transformation.