You couldn't imagine an experience more antithetical to sitting in a dark movie theater alone.
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Nothing could be more antithetical to Ailes's vision for Fox, or to the ethos of the conservative movement at large.
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No genre of black music seemed more antithetical to the dazzling, innovative mainstream rap for which West had become both famous and rich.
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"Nothing is more antithetical to Mr. Snow's outsider 'street cred' than association with corporate consumerism—of which McDonald's and its marketing are the epitome."
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I can't imagine any vision more antithetical to one of the principles the United States was founded on: free, quality public education for all.
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It's hard to imagine a process more antithetical to the free and open values underpinning the Internet than the backroom negotiations surrounding the TPP.
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After all, what could be more antithetical to the buoyant creativity embodied by the Bauhaus than the Getty's Ivory Tower looming above the 405 Freeway?
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The older Republican statesman had little respect in return for Trump — a president whose political style could not be more antithetical from Bush Sr.'s own.
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This Philadelphia-born rapper's rise could hardly be more antithetical to 2019's standard rap narrativeof getting discovered on SoundCloud by a major label, and then steering toward viral fame with the label's help.
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" In analyzing a similar law passed in South Carolina last month, The Harvard Law Review wrote that the motivation behind such laws "could not be more antithetical to the core values of the First Amendment.
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"I can't think of anything more potentially harmful to the charter school movement, or anything more antithetical to its progressive roots, than having Donald Trump as its national champion," Shavar Jeffries, president of the pro-charter Democrats for Education Reform, told the 74 after Trump's election last year.
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And, they professed to believe in their own autonomous Reason above all else. A more antithetical message could hardly be imagined, as the English Enlightenment found itself with the Afrikaners for the first time. From the Boer point of view, the Enlightenment invaded their shores, seized their properties, annexed their farms, imposed alien laws, liberated their slaves without compensation, justified these actions by appeal to Reason alone, and claimed in all of this to be more virtuous than their God. They were exposed to the Enlightenment, and it appeared to them to be a revolution against their God and way of life.
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If the child reaches the toddler period safely, but is not treated with strict authority during the second year, according to the so-called "attachment cycle", attachment problems will result. Failure of attachment results in a lengthy list of mood and behavior problems, but these may not be revealed until the child is much older. According to attachment therapist Elizabeth Randolph, attachment problems can be diagnosed even in an asymptomatic child through observation of the child's inability to crawl backward on command. Critics say holding therapies have been promoted as "attachment" therapies, even though they are more antithetical to than consistent with attachment theory, and not based on attachment theory or research.
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His book To Teach: The Journey of A Teacher was named the Kappa Delta Pi Book of the Year in 1993 and subsequently won the Witten award for Distinguished Work in Biography and Autobiography in 1995. On August 5, 2010, Ayers officially announced his intent to retire from the University of Illinois at Chicago. On September 23, 2010, William Ayers was unanimously denied emeritus status by the University of Illinois, after a speech by the university's board chair Christopher G. Kennedy (son of assassinated U.S. Senator Robert F. Kennedy), containing the quote "I intend to vote against conferring the honorific title of our university to a man whose body of work includes a book dedicated in part to the man who murdered my father, Robert F. Kennedy." He added, "There is nothing more antithetical to the hopes for a university that is lively and yet civil...than to permanently seal off debate with one's opponents by killing them".Brown, R. (2011) Emeritus Status: It's a Matter of Honor, Especially When It's Denied, The Chronicle of Higher Education 57(43), A8-A9.
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