Sentence examples for represented opposite from inspiring English sources

As World War II drew closer, therefore, Germany and Sweden represented opposite ends of a wide spectrum of western European politics and industrial relations.

Mr. Strain met Mr. Miller across a negotiating table in 2001 -- they represented opposite sides in a building sale in Medford -- and he was impressed with the younger man.

The episodes about Joan Rivers (who played herself) and a spent comic, Eddie, for instance, were about the stand-up life, but they also represented opposite perspectives about work.

SAN FRANCISCO — The last time David Boies and Theodore B. Olson battled in a courtroom, the presidency hung in the balance as they represented opposite sides arguing the fate of the 2000 election.

He provoked bitter quarrels with two of his masters, Roscelin of Compiègne and Guillaume de Champeaux, who represented opposite poles of philosophy in regard to the question of the existence of universals.

The attendees included the two the adversary-turned-ally lawyers in the Proposition 8 case, David Boies and Theodore B. Olson, who represented opposite sides in Bush v. Gore, the Supreme Court case over the disputed Florida results in the 2000 presidential election that resulted in George W. Bush's election as president.

"You and I, Arik thought, represent opposite visions of Israel..

In many ways, Mr. Lopez and Father Powis represent opposite poles of the debate.

The attitudes both women have toward their bodies seem instilled by parents who represent opposite poles of negativity.

Now we refer to the two possible outcomes simply as heads and tails, as these represent opposite body parts.

These two hit series represent opposite poles of a thriving television culture on both sides of the Atlantic.