Sentence examples for the antithetical view from inspiring English sources

The antithetical view was that Lopez was largely invisible for the rest of the game; his inability to dominate at either end of the floor was evidenced by the Magic's 48-30 advantage on points in the paint.

The notion that The Catcher in the Rye is an immoral and irreligious work has largely given way to the antithetical view – that Salinger's chief impulse is specifically religious.

Hard on the heels of Brand (1866) came Peer Gynt (1867), another drama in rhymed couplets presenting an utterly antithetical view of human nature.

The current ideological divide in politics stems from antithetical views of the self.

They represent antithetical views.

Some idea of the opposite poles between which the controversy vibrates may be conveyed by summarizing two pamphlets by two very able publicists of contrasting temperaments & antithetical views: "Pourquoi Je Suir Separatiste," by Marcel Chaput, published in '61, and "Pourquoi Je Suis Anti Separatiste," by Jean-Charles Harvey, written in answer to Chaput & published the following year.

In his quiet way Weatherill had a very exalted view of democracy; he was the antithetical enemy of what George Orwell called power worship.

Rodriguez's certainly figures to be the antithetical experience.

Thus, it retains the tonal quality of the lüshi, but the antithetical structure is optional.

Ideas derived from complexity theory and quantum mechanics are antithetical to the Newtonian view of the world, which looked like the inner workings of a clock [28].

A concise overview is given, in the report, of the current Secretary General of the Muslim World League's efforts to emphasize Islam's values of peace, tolerance, and coexistence, all of which are antithetical to the fundamentalist view of Islam that extremists are using to further their terrorist activities.