Sentence examples for some the antithesis from inspiring English sources

As the sport has grown, so has the organisation around it, and the commercial opportunities, with lakes across the country opening up and charging for lifeguarded courses to train in; for some, the antithesis of what wild swimming should be about.

In particular, Britain needs to shore up Mr Trimble, the lonely chief of a tribe striving to make peace whilst clinging to a particular vision of Britishness to which Ms Mowlam, with her special style, is in some ways the antithesis.

It is, in some ways, the antithesis of Lendingclub.com (see p. 172), where return-hungry investors make high-interest-rate loans to anonymous strangers based on their credit scores.

SwitchPoint is, in some ways, the antithesis of this pandemic of collaboration suspicion.

Some passionate disagreement – the antithesis of a silent consensus – would in many ways be preferable, and put climate change where it deserves to be: at the centre (not the periphery) of political debates.

It has been considered in some literature as the antithesis of the Agency theory which presents a more human face as an explanation of the influence of the actions that boards and managers take (Eddleston & Kellermanns, 2007).

In some ways, Harris is the antithesis of Felix Hernandez, who starts for Seattle on Wednesday.

Even though I'm a money manager, in some ways it's the antithesis of what I'm really about.