Sentence examples for to diametrically from inspiring English sources
adverb
Separated by a diameter, on exactly the opposite side.
As is the way with philosophers, many have often come to diametrically opposite conclusions.
The shock value of slang stems largely from the verbal transfer of the values of a subculture to diametrically opposed values in the dominant culture.
East Asia and the former Soviet bloc, for example, both globalized extensively in the 1990's, to diametrically opposed economic results.
Two recent polls have pointed to diametrically opposed results, one showing the primary tracking downwards, and the other (perhaps implausibly) showing him almost winning on primaries.
For example, population selection and adjustment processes may dramatically influence the outcome of studies, giving rise to diametrically opposite conclusions [5].
It incites data brawls, where people shout, yell and labor over figures that just don't seem to align and that point to diametrically different conclusions.
Though often regarded as a science throughout its history, astrology is widely considered today to be diametrically opposed to the findings and theories of modern Western science.
All of these objectives seem to be diametrically opposed to what we want in Iraq.
These actualities of Mia's existence seem to be diametrically opposed to her values that are grounded in a white, male, Christian context.
His twin exposure to the diametrically opposed trends of Academic painting and the latest developments in Impressionism contributed to define his highly original manner.
Many spoke from personal experience of loved ones dying – to support diametrically opposite positions.
