Sentence examples for utter opposite from inspiring English sources

A few years after Schulz wrote that line came an age that was the utter opposite.

His brother, having escaped similar parental control, became the utter opposite: a hearty sportsman with a fondness for music and poetry.

From that point on, the dance music of the 90s would be defined by an almost asexual aesthetic, all phat pants androgyny that was the utter opposite of hip-hugging disco denim.

Seattle's Decibel Festival, which took place concurrently to TomorrowWorld last weekend, sits at the complete and utter, total opposite end of the spectrum.

Just as we ran a "things we love about video games" article alongside another explaining what we hate about them last year, here we're highlighting five characters that are the absolute opposite of complete and utter dickheads.

Just as we ran a "things we love about video games" article alongside another explaining what we hate about them last year, here we're highlighting five characters that are the absolute opposite of complete and utter bellends.

Just as we ran a "things we love about video games" article alongside another explaining what we hate about them last year, here we're highlighting five characters who are the absolute opposite of complete and utter dickheads.

The implication: "I come to praise Caesar, not to bury him" usually means the opposite, especially when uttered by someone in the same party.

"You'd only squander it all in one night of drinking False Sense of Own Attractiveness Provider at the Utter Inability To Talk To The Opposite Sex Arms".

The words 'Bennite', Bennism' and even 'Bennery' were part of the everyday political language even before the word the word ' Thatcherite', the polar opposite of 'Bennite', was first uttered.

In fact, the best explanation of his statement was that he wanted to communicate the exact opposite of what he literally uttered" (Fallis 2012, 567).