Sentence examples for they antithetical from inspiring English sources
The rise of religiously-related political movements is not necessarily to be feared, nor are they antithetical to democratic values.
By "remote," D'Souza means something more seriously damning: Obama's ideas are remote in the sense that they are foreign; they grew in other soil and do not belong in America; they are antithetical to the American spirit.
They're corrupt, morally if not legally, and they're antithetical to the kind of campaign reform most Democratic voters support.
In actuality, they are as anti-business, for "Hamilton" is a very successful all-American cultural business, as they are antithetical to a great, advanced democracy.
They represent antithetical views.
Stylistically, they are antithetical.
In fact, they are antithetical to what a certain percentage of the Afghan population wants.
These are simple, deadly character flaws in a candidate because they're antithetical to the American ideal of the presidency.
For El-Halawany, they are antithetical to the very nature of cities: "Cities are built on integration, mobility and connections.
A series of decrees by Julius Caesar, Augustus, the Roman Senate, and various city councils permitted Jews to keep their own customs, even when they were antithetical to Greco-Roman culture.
The move on visas drew immediate criticism in the United States, where pro-immigration groups and organizations representing American Muslims said the new requirements amounted to profiling by religion or nationality, a shift to methods they called antithetical to American values.
