Sentence examples for the negation of something from inspiring English sources

"Whiteness is the negation of something else.

Evil, then, must be the negation of something man had added to the world.

Evil, then, must be the negation of something man added to the world.

If he had announced he was becoming a celibate Buddhist monk, "they'd say, 'Oh, that's really cool,' " he said, "but if I told them I was becoming a Catholic priest, they'd say, 'What are you, crazy?' " "I think it's simply understood as a negation of something," he said.

But I do consider myself an Atheist, although I really don't like that word since it is a negation of something.

It is something indigestible, the negation of all photography's three-dimensional values".

Friends of multilocation typically want to affirm something stronger than the negation of Functionality+.

McKee credits himself with inventing the language of Hollywood – with its talk of the "mid-point climax", the "inciting incident" and the "negation of the negation", a phrase that originated with Hegel, but in movies means something like "the ultimate negative": a fallen hero who is not merely defeated but wants to die, or a character who doesn't simply lose faith in God but begins to hate God.

It is the negation of free choice.

He sees his opportunities in the negation of theirs.

Even the negation of fashion is a statement.