Trump wanted to appear to be the opposite of that.
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If spanking works, it would be the opposite of abuse.
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It would be the opposite of what they're used to.
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And that may be the opposite of okay for you.
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Light Phone's goal was to be the opposite of a smartphone.
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The Tide pod-eating fad seems to be the opposite of that.
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Day said his short-game practice could be the opposite of fun.
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" That wouldn't be the opposite of the Latin "bellum," which means "war.
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It may even be the opposite of what it used to be.
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It also happens to be the opposite of what a fan looks for.
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"What if design could be the opposite of politics?" the book optimistically proposes.
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Take sports — designed to be the opposite of cheating, a haven of fair play.
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If nothing else, one would want to be the opposite of all these things.
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The Democrats' political model should be the opposite of what Republicans did in 1998.
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You should be the opposite of dark and fucked-up and reclusive in this industry.
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Wright designed the home to be the opposite of the Victorian houses that surrounded it.
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So much of our system was designed to be the opposite of the British system.
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Threatening honest journalism feels like it would be the opposite of what he stands for.
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Dockless bike share was meant to be the opposite of Uber—green, healthy, equitable, and affordable.
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Putting them together at their current weights and ring wear would be the opposite of that.
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Over the next three weeks, I tried my hardest to be the opposite of Joan Rivers.
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I can be the opposite of kind as well, but I don't like version of myself.
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Dynamic Lock is a new Windows 103 feature that's designed to be the opposite of Windows Hello.
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The works are designed to be the opposite of the seriousness and grandeur of Soviet Modernist architecture.
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There are two parts to severe hunger, and they seem to be the opposite of each other.
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But it might be the opposite of why you come to James — to get lost in him.
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In some ways, he has shaped EforAll to be the opposite of flashy venture capital-backed philanthropy.
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In a weird way, the ego, as we define it culturally, tends to be the opposite of that.
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My way was never to come on strong, it was to be the opposite of all the people doing that.
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That would be the opposite of what would be expected in a "currency war" aimed at gaining an export advantage.
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Really the result looks to be the opposite of those feel-good social media marketing claims about 'bringing people closer together'.
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The new Crillon, central air-conditioning now fully in place, is intended to be the opposite of stuffy, Mr. Raffray said.
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Except, thanks to Kim and Kanye's tiny diva North West, the photo shoot turned out to be the opposite of relaxed.
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How do you get so into this man who's so obviously for the working class and then be the opposite of that?
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But men have not: Masculinity is supposed to be the opposite of that performance, so they end up not thinking about it.
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I couldn't understand or even fathom what had happened—it seemed to be the opposite of how the police had treated me.
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Will they think it's better to be the opposite of Trump, or to try to find someone who evokes similar emotional responses?
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"I remember finishing it, and realizing that I wanted to be the opposite of everything that was in that book," he said.
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Whatever Trump says on guns tomorrow -- and it might be the opposite of what he said today -- is indicative of absolutely nothing.
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Gillum is a fresh national face who would take the Democratic Party in a new direction, and he'd be the opposite of Trump.
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Their matriarchal community was created to be the opposite of Greek society and, more than anything, they represented the unknown and the unfamiliar.
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It might seem like "colorblindness" would be the opposite of racism, but in online dating, the two seem to go hand in hand.
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Accelerator was meant to be the opposite of that: shorter, simpler songs that were more pop-oriented and would fit on the radio.
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In any case, letting Amazon write the laws that will govern the use of its own software would be the opposite of unprecedented.
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Professionalism may be the opposite of gonzo, but I think there's something (dare I say it) radical about how job-focused this story is.
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"[Atiyah's proof] seems to be the opposite of the way that most particle physicists think about the problem," Rutgers University physicist Matthew Buckley told Gizmodo.
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She said that a traditional to-do list may be "the opposite of productive" for busy entrepreneurs because it lacks clear details, categories, and timelines.
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The true path forward would be the opposite of this — for the White House to admit that the wall is foolish and reopen the government.
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I want to talk to you about your perspective on Trump's policing executive orders, which happen to be the opposite of what you just described.
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If you had to create a candidate (or person) in a lab that would be the opposite of Warren, Bloomberg would probably be it. Wealthy.
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" Canada's course, Ms. Freeland said, would be the opposite of Canada First; it would be "the renewal, indeed the strengthening, of the postwar multilateral order.
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An omnibus would be the opposite of the better-functioning appropriations process Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, also a Republican, seek this election year.
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So, as the quarter winds down, Cramer found the weakness in banks, retailers and restaurants to be the opposite of what he expected a year ago.
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He said the bill would be the opposite of a "one-size-fits-all solution" and emphasized that he favored it over an "ad hoc" approach.
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And in this film he wanted me to be the opposite of what I was in his previous film: someone very shy, shadowy, almost scared of existing.
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It would be the opposite of my experience in grocery stores where I peered at ingredient labels, looking for snacks that didn't have soy and added sugars.
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At first, it seems to me like mindfulness would be the opposite of what you'd want: sitting and doing nothing but thinking about your breathing or body.
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The letter dissuades supporters from using personal attacks on Sanders' behalf, saying that the campaign message and rhetoric needs to be the opposite of President Donald Trump's.
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There's plenty of developers who aren't thinking about [how their work will impact and take care of the community] — we want it to be the opposite of that.
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So I would be looking to sell into Treasurys, and think that this death cross actually could prove to be the opposite of what historically people say could happen.
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If anything, I'd have thought that if anyone has been paying attention, I'd expect that the next thing that I do is going to be the opposite of this.
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As it must be for all industry disrupters, the scorers' advice has to be the opposite of the scouts': if it was identical, their services would not be needed.
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The film refuses to give its audience the easy exit of extolling "realness" or authenticity (which is often and erroneously taken to the be the opposite of role-playing).
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Not everything in "Beauty Can Be the Opposite of a Number" at Bureau Gallery, a beguiling group show curated by the gallery owner, Gabrielle Giattino, has writing in it.
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Whether we realize it or not, this line of thinking puts extra pressure on the situation, because every first date has to be the opposite of a waste of time.
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But more needs to come with a plan for how to retain quality, which is what I don't see here yet, and may be the opposite of what FIFA wants.
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She got excited about the possibility of a photo spread that portrayed sex workers as their ordinary, everyday selves — a concept that, we hoped, would be the opposite of exploitation.
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When I write a piece of orchestral music, I can be as controlling as I want, but with a piece this big, I try to be the opposite of precious.
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And even if I'm right, I too am deeply uneasy about Facebook, who have repeatedly shown themselves to be the opposite of trustworthy, becoming the global gateway for remittance payments worldwide.
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As much as we adore our Blakes and Ryans and Bey and Jays, there are some celebrity couples we dig simply because they seem to be the opposite of all that.
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You know, the ones that do seem to be the opposite of Rachel Green, who worked her way all the way up the fashion-industry ladder only to pick the guy.
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Mantas Zvinas, the company's founder and a certified personal trainer and yoga instructor in New York City, said that the trips are meant to be the opposite of a boot camp.
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New York (CNN Business)An online bank backed by Leonardo DiCaprio is luring hundreds of thousands of Wells Fargo's customers by promising to be the opposite of the scandal-tarred big bank.
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The tool is designed to maximize transparency, says Steve Brill, NewsGuard's cofounder, best known for founding the cable company Court TV. "We're trying to be the opposite of an algorithm," he says.
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Her conversations tend to be the opposite of quick-fire, with the characters pausing for a while—or an eternity—before responding, just to make quite sure that we get the point.
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In fact, the guys with whom the butterflies show up seem to be the opposite of prince charming — they tend to be more like the evil fucking troll that lives under a bridge.
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Adidas teamed up with Pelay to create trainers with recycled ocean plastic; Ma Ke, a Chinese fashion designer, is displaying her project "Wuyong" ("Useless"), clothing intended to be the opposite of fast fashion.
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After all, Verizon is essentially saying you can use our data service for free while all other video services count against your data cap, which would appear to be the opposite of neutrality.
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"The impact would be the opposite of what's intended: U.S. industry would source more inputs from Asia and less from the U.S. That's right — this proposal would actually send business overseas," Donohue said.
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As written about in the Wall Street Journal last year, much of the financial advice young people have been given might actually be the opposite of what they're supposed to be doing with their money.
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We could shut our doors to opinions deemed unacceptable, or to personalities whom some consider objectionable, but if we did, the lesson to our students would be the opposite of what we aim to impart.
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When I was younger, I wanted my hair to be the opposite of how it is now – straight and sleek, because that was what was seen as beautiful in the 97% white area I was in.
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"I'll be ... handling [PillPack's] negotiations with PBMs ... in other words, it'll be the opposite of what I did for CVS," he noted in an email to CVS' human resources department that was disclosed during the case.
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Jerome Powell's nomination to become the next chairman of the Federal Reserve capped weeks — months, really — of speculation and a selection process that now seems to be the opposite of how beauty contestant finalists are decided.
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The design of the petro, while clearly inspired by Bitcoin, would, in some ways, be the opposite of most virtual currencies like Bitcoin, which are designed to operate without any central government or authority in charge.
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Well today is going to be the opposite of that, as Apple is ditching the glitz and glamour of previous events to roll out its new, smaller iPhone SE. A smaller iPad Pro might be revealed too.
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" He dislikes the vast expansion of the role of parenting into every aspect of children's lives, including curating their children's hobbies with excruciating care, and he says he aspires to be "the opposite of a tiger parent.
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Incarcerated people are on such a rigid schedule; they are being told what to do and how to be every day, so I tried to be the opposite of that and let them be in charge of their representation.
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The intent is to be the opposite of binary, she suggests, by providing adult women with a versatile tool to help them get closer to and understand changes in their bodies for a range of individual needs and purposes.
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And though Carrie is supposed to be the opposite of Julie's older and wiser cousin, Nettie Fowler (Renée Fleming), with whom the young couple are living, you get the sense that Nettie has also seen a thing or two.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Matteo Salvini, the head of Italy's main conservative bloc and leader of the League party, said on Friday that he will propose a budget plan that will be the "opposite" of what the European Commission in Brussels wants.
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"Soon we will make a budget proposal... and it will be the opposite of what Brussels asked for," Salvini told reporters after meeting with his party's lawmakers in Milan, adding that he would be the EU's "adversary" if it wanted austerity.
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But we're not seeing any kind of comprehensive immigration reform plan, even the kind of reform plan that I know many folks wouldn't like because it would be the opposite of the Senate plan, but we're not seeing that either.
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And he knows that when you're the king of such an age, facts can even be the opposite of facts and no one will care as long as they can be used to tell, and sell, the most profitable narrative possible.
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"Mayor Lightfoot has proved to be the opposite of a politician who makes a move based on which way the wind blows," said Chicago-based campaign veteran and communications consultant Becky Carroll, who worked on Barack Obama and Al Gore's campaigns.
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If this idea goes through, that old rumor about Facebook starting to charge users for its service might turn out to be the opposite of the truth — perhaps, in the future, Facebook will actually start paying users to use (some of) its services.
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Photo: Joe Raedle (Getty)Facebook, the very open platform that would like to be the opposite of that in the near future, announced a big change this week: It will no longer be a dumping grounds for the anti-vaccination conspiracies of a few misinformed clowns.
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At the beginning of the Seaman project, I firmly decided it would be the opposite of conventional games in three respects: I was convinced that if I stayed true to these three aspects it would turn out completely different from any other game — something different, not often seen.
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Seth Avett: I think it had to be said probably because it may tend to be the opposite of what we're experiencing as far as accepting that this a big reality exploitation, when it comes to our art and our lives this is a big reality TV show that we're living.
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Needless to say, this sets up academia to be the opposite of the meritocracy that it so often claims to be: it self-selects middle-class and wealthy candidates and eliminates those coming from poor or working-class backgrounds, which is disproportionately the case for people of color, who are perpetually underrepresented in academia.
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