Sentence examples for take the opposite path from inspiring English sources

If you still want to try, however, take the opposite path of the average fund investor.

Her own transition from politics to reality television prefigured Trump taking the opposite path.

In Nevada, Sen. Dean Heller (R) took the opposite path and is better positioned to win in November.

NBC took the opposite path of ABC with the use of the term "special" in its presentation of the Republican primary debate on Jan . 23

Franchione is taking the opposite path that Bear Bryant took more than four decades ago, when he used Texas A&M as a steppingstone before going on to greatness at Alabama.

Némirovsky took the opposite path of Bergson; though Jewish, she converted to Roman Catholicism for protection, which didn't prevent the French police from delivering her up to the Nazis as a Jew.

When Jeff Mills and Robert Hood left shadowy Detroit techno collective Underground Resistance for DJ booths in New York and beyond in the early 1990s, co-founder Mike Banks took the opposite path and retired from playing live.

The team also had to overcome the season-ending loss of the speedy defender Christie Pearce, who tore the anterior cruciate ligament in her right knee against Carolina on Aug. 2. The CyberRays took the opposite path heading into today's semifinal.

Gastric bypass surgery has taken the opposite path.

Yesterday, here at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (ScienceNOW's publisher), a biologist presented the first strong evidence that some corals have taken the opposite path, rising from the deep to invade shallow water several times.

As of last week, Rexha was tied with former country star, current pop superstar Taylor Swift (whose career has taken the opposite path as Rexha's seems to be), who owned the chart with her acoustic-pop smash "We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together" for 10 weeks.