Sentence examples for the antithesis between from inspiring English sources
The part of the sentence "the antithesis between" is correct and usable in written English
You could use this phrase to refer to the contrast between two contrasting ideas. For example, you could say "The antithesis between the bright colors of the sunrise and the dark colors of the sunset is breathtaking".
Latent in this distinction for Kant is the antithesis between necessary truth and contingent truth.
This authentic concept of allegory arises in the 17th century baroque as a response to the antithesis between mediaeval religiosity and Renaissance secularization discussed earlier.
He makes them swarm like ants across the screen and points the complete antithesis between this heaving mass and the disciplined force of the Roman empire.
After 40 years of working his ass off, David Ives has found himself in a nook that's the antithesis of between a rock and a hard place: "Between a marshmallow and a pillow?" How else do I connect with such luminaries?
The reviewer remarks, also, on the "decided antithesis between warning and protective colors", animals being either "as conspicuous as possible", or as cryptic as possible, while the conspicuous ones "are usually accompanied by a nauseating taste, strongly smelling or irritant fluids, etc".
Williams pooh-poohed the incessantly-made antithesis between the rigorous analytic and the literary continental styles of philosophising, saying you might as well compare a car with four-wheel drive with a Japanese car (a category confusion of methodology and geography).
So the supposed antithesis between these notions just isn't sufficient to be what's keeping us gripped.
I look forward to seeing him eat his Jesse Helms-like words about the false antithesis between spending money abroad and 'at home' (as if this war, sponsored from abroad, hadn't broken out 'at home').
Reflective judgement of the thesis in relation to the antithesis asserts real relationships between concepts and objects.
If these persons were incorporeal only in the looser sense that Origen recognises in First Principles, proem 10, he could not have drawn such an antithesis between the Godhead and the angelic creation.
There remains always an antithesis between the multiplicity of forms of the divine manifestations and the unity that can be thought or posited behind them.
