We're polar opposites when it comes to the political spectrum.
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Their personalities, their lives, their beliefs are all polar opposites.
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It's another way in which the two presidents are polar opposites.
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The two of them are polar opposites in almost every regard.
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Amsterdam and Sydney are polar opposites when it comes to nightlife.
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"We're pretty much polar opposites," Kim and Garcia say in unison.
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They are just polar opposites as far as I am concerned.
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It seems like the polar opposites have taken over both parties.
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"They're really polar opposites careers," Pruett, who owns Pruett Vineyards, tells PEOPLE.
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Extreme sports and unhealthy lifestyles represent polar opposites on the danger scale.
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I think you can be interested in the polar opposites of something.
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"I always find collaborations successful when they're polar opposites," Mr. Quinn said.
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She and Dorit are just such polar opposites that they didn't mix well.
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The febrile Martin and the icy Wolf might seem to be polar opposites.
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Elsbeth and Patti Two polar opposites join forces to open a law firm together.
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For decades, Microsoft Windows and the open source Linux operating system were polar opposites.
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As with everything these days, resident reaction to the sign has been polar opposites.
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Western democracy is sustainable only when a balance is preserved between two polar opposites.
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A: Our parents were really polar opposites, so Ryan and I saw both sides.
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His trade protectionism and anti-migrant sentiment are the polar opposites of someone like Khan.
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Borg and McEnroe were often seen as polar opposites in terms of on-court personality.
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And also the collision of tech culture and restaurant culture, you're talking about polar opposites.
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The presidential candidates' opinions on immigration and its effect on America are essentially polar opposites.
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Ronaldo and Messi are popularly pitched as polar opposites, yin and yang, the ultimate soccer rivals.
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The two were polar opposites — Rose, reserved, and Garland, far more fond of parties and dancing.
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"They are polar opposites in personality but really are very fond of each other," Jones said.
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In comparing the United States' two most recent leaders, Speier cited a pair of polar opposites.
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The funny thing is that Jen and I are literally the polar opposites of the characters.
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Well, I would say that people who worked with me described me as two polar opposites.
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No. That's how violence begins — the two polar opposites don't want the other to be heard.
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The two were polar opposites, but that's what made their relationship last, their daughter, Sheryl Winstead, said.
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I haven't gotten in there yet, but at least I wanted to try the two polar opposites.
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" They weren't without problems though, as Barrymore told InStyle last fall, describing herself and Kopelman as "polar opposites.
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Yet, despite how often these two Netflix shows feel like polar opposites, they both share one massive similarity.
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At first glance, the president and vice president might seem like polar opposites in their relationship to women.
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You know how this kind of story goes — Bella and Alfie, the polar opposites, warm to each other.
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And it was those kinds of races where their polar opposites, the tea party, saw huge successes years earlier.
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"It's interesting that we are politically and ideologically polar opposites but there are things we agree on," Bridget said.
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There is plenty of potential for the two men to butt heads, as they're polar opposites in most ways.
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So this race will be between polar opposites and a good test of Trump and Sanders's clout in Florida.
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So, it was really two polar opposites, and I think I've been stuck with that throughout the past years.
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Lincoln's Republican party -- and its opposition Democratic party -- were the polar opposites of today's parties that carry those same names.
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Instead, Rosenfeldt reveals their true nature by having their statements read by characters who often represent the artists' polar opposites.
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Soviet censorship allowed some room for negotiation, but outside the USSR, official and dissident literature were perceived as polar opposites.
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Action Bronson and John Basedow might seem like polar opposites, but they're laser-focused on one common goal: getting Action abs.
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Sega is releasing two new Sonic the Hedgehog games this year that represent polar opposites of the sides of the franchise.
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The pair, according to discussions with insiders, are polar opposites, representatives of the diverging approaches to deal-making in Silicon Valley.
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Washington (CNN)Polar opposites on the bench, Justices Antonin Scalia and Ruth Bader Ginsburg had a long, deep and unexpected friendship.
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Artists are the polar opposites of lawyers, because it has nothing to do with time spent on a piece of work.
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"He plays every point, he doesn't take one point off, I feel like we're the polar opposites," Kyrgios said of Nadal.
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What makes these two polar opposites work so well in tandem together, and why is it speaking to us right now?
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At least in their organizational form, Rasheed's work and the 71 pieces displayed in Camacho's Art and Architecture Atlas are polar opposites.
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If you add ranch to that, the creamy and tangy, salty flavors are polar opposites, but when you combine them, it's perfect.
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Fascinated by the absurd impact of hearing two polar opposites combined into something sweet, commenters write with a simultaneous awe and grimace.
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But on other issues, such as the tax rates for high earners and the estate tax, the two parties are polar opposites.
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Still, the women — both trailblazers, yet polar opposites in other ways — spent hours together, and Arbus's words suggest sparks flew between them.
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Erkmen understood that the two sides of the harbor are polar opposites, and found a most unusual and joyful way of linking them.
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She and I are polar opposites, and instead of embracing that, we used our differences as reasons not to be amongst each other.
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And yet – hard as it is to believe today – Smith and Kennedy were good friends, despite holding political views that were polar opposites.
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The two speeches were polar opposites, giving a glimpse of a general election campaign that will offer America its starkest choice in decades.
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Even in politically tense periods where US and Russia represented polar opposites, Turkey was able to remain as a friend of both countries.
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Donato Dozzy and Theo Parrish represent such polar opposites, but they pull it off incredibly, and I draw inspiration from both of them.
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And although Mr. Trump and Mr. Trudeau are polar opposites ideologically, the prime minister has studiously refrained from directly criticizing the president publicly.
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Originally designed in Australia by Aheeda Zanetti, the burkini is named as a portmanteau of "burqa" and "bikini"—polar opposites on the modesty scale.
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Another, testifying to the depth of a nation's indecision, said she was hesitating between the campaign's polar opposites: Mr Macron and Ms Le Pen.
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Carson -- whose campaign and demeanor were polar opposites of Trump's in many ways -- played the role Friday of vouching for Trump's character and integrity.
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Often mockingly referred to as "hick-hop," country rap is a hybrid of its two namesakes, genres that at first blush are polar opposites.
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"They were polar opposites, but they knew how to throw an amazing party and have a great time and really celebrate life," she said.
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"Initially you think of those two things being polar opposites, but the more I thought about them, the more similarities I found," she says.
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Though they are polar opposites politically, the son who avidly supports President Trump and the mother who is a diehard liberal enjoy a solid relationship.
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This sets up a potential face-off between breaking and ballroom dancing, two dance forms that are polar opposites in style, substance and socioeconomic background.
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"The Odd Couple" (1970-75) Marshall's first project for television was a classic -- two polar opposites stuck in a situation neither knew how to escape.
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That same deal is very unlikely this time around as both parties now stand at polar opposites when it comes to the issue of Bexit.
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"What they want in their lives is literally polar opposites, which is very exciting for me, to go in the opposite direction," Ms. Rashad said.
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The momentum of Bernie Sanders in the Democratic presidential field sets up a potential clash of polar opposites in November, one which Wall Street might relish.
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No matter how much they look alike, twins can behave like polar opposites — which can be a bit of a conundrum if you're new to astrology.
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" Kolinsky said the couple was perfect for reality TV "because they were polar opposites, they were beautiful, and without even realizing it, they were very funny.
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Scalia had what some thought was an odd relationship with liberal Justice Ginsburg The two were almost polar opposites professionally but maintained a very close friendship.
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In their first attempt, Super Bowl XXV, the Bills and coach Marv Levy met their polar opposites in the New York Giants and coach Bill Parcells.
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And it's fascinating that it was Kessel's success that brought Michaels into the Penguins fold, since on the surface the two seem to be polar opposites.
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"We're polar opposites when it comes to almost everything, and I think that works really well for us, not only onstage but offstage," Mr. Aiken said.
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Patriots like Barry Goldwater from the ideological right wing of the Republican party could make common cause with ideological polar-opposites like George McGovern (D-S.D.).
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Elon Musk and President Donald Trump may seem like polar opposites, but Musk in fact could end up being a big surprise winner under the Trump administration.
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The two are political polar opposites — Denham, an almond farmer and conservative ally of President Donald Trump, and Harder, a venture capitalist and moderate who supports Obamacare.
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And although the Royal Wedding and the Red Wedding were complete polar opposites, both occasions were arguably just as memorable (just for very, very different reasons). Dopplegangers.
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"These represent a dichotomy of polar opposites and the fitting together," he said while Mr. Scheinbaum re-inked his ring finger, a process that took only minutes.
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Most frequently comes up when there are two contestants who are feuding or polar opposites, and have yet somehow both caught the attention of the bachelor/bachelorette.
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Eleanor finds beef with her son's American-raised, low-income girlfriend Rachel, activating the old (read: tired), binary schisms between seemingly polar opposites that never mix well.
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"There's a thesis and an antithesis, and they have some characteristics in common, and the ones that aren't in common are polar opposites," Mann said of the actors.
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Witnessing two of our country's most polar opposites collide -- those who support American Muslims and those who fear or hate us -- was for many alternately inspiring and scary.
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The study also deliberately looked at "polar opposites" in its workouts, Dr. Schoenfeld said, from a routine with "no variation at all" to one that changed every time.
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Philip and Elizabeth "started as polar opposites in the pilot episode where he says he wants to defect and she slaps him in the face," Rhys told me.
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" While she admitted that they are "polar opposites" when it comes to expressing their likes and dislikes, she admired that Koplelman "chooses to be a good person every day.
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Kyoji Horiguchi versus Neil Seery I have had a soft spot for both of these fighters for some time but they are polar opposites in their backgrounds and methods.
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Having grown up in the '60s and coming from a generations line of Democrats, we've been polar opposites on EVERY issue politically, except for abortion, which we agree on.
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The neighboring leaders, polar opposites in nearly every way, took up the thorny subjects of trade and immigration, with Trudeau eager to build a relationship with the new U.S. president.
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The nominees are polar opposites in their public demeanor and campaign styles -- and each has their share of vulnerabilities that they will have to overcome in the next five months.
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The media image of D.C. is that everyone is polar opposites, but through conversations I've had I've found that your views can be different than what's portrayed in the media.
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Seasons: 5 (1997-2002)What it was about: Dharma and Greg married despite being polar opposites: Dharma was a free-spirited yoga teacher, while Greg was a buttoned-up lawyer.
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Polar opposites Betty and Southside Serpent Toni can barely play nice for a full minute, since they quickly start debating the politics of "Northside" hypocrisy and the demonization of the Southside.
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CNN's first four town halls performed exceptionally well relative to regular programming, with the fourth on Tuesday – an intriguing cross-party debate on the future of ObamaCare between polar opposites Sen.
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In a memorable scene, the phrase "agree to disagree" — so often the way out of a conversation between polar opposites — comes to infuriate him; there should be, he says, no disagreement over facts.
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Hoskins and Schaub are polar opposites — the former is a gruff, gravel-voiced talker, while the latter is softer-spoken — but their love for Sister Cathy brings the two very different women together.
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In Azari's interpretation, Trump and Carter might be polar opposites as human beings, but their presidencies are in a similar place politically, defined by outsiders trying to keep a fraying political coalition together.
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" Pulliam, who noted in a confessional that she and Manigault Newman couldn't be "further from polar opposites in terms of our political views," pointed out that comparing the two is like "comparing apples to oranges.
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How all of these genres that seemed to be polar opposites of one another were pulling from the same small pool of influences and the further you trace it back the smaller that pool becomes.
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Spurs, Chelsea and others have their representative buffoons, but no characters have stuck in the public consciousness like Arsenal Fan TV's Claude and Ty, two fans who conveniently exemplify the polar opposites of the tortured devotee.
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While the two men are polar opposites politically and in style, the economic importance of the United States to Canada has meant that Mr. Trudeau has studiously refrained from directly criticizing the new president or his policies.
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Her astonishing debut novel, "White Teeth" (2000), recounted the story of two World War II vets — polar opposites and best friends — and their extended families, opening out into a teeming, Bruegel-esque portrait of a multicultural London.
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"That leaves us in a position of polar opposites: we can either be part of hard Brexit which tilts towards (President) Trump's America or we can be part of the European family as an independent state," he added.
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In temperament, the two men are polar opposites, Trump's brain controlled as it is by a magic eight ball of racism, misogyny, and egomania, whereas Pence's personality is so bland and uninteresting that instant oatmeal stopped texting him back.
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I love her and Darlene together as a team, not only because they're obvious polar opposites, but because their recognition that they can only accomplish their goals with each other's help represents some real forward motion in the story.
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And it is true that even though Trump and Obama are posited as these polar opposites on a lot of issues, trade being one, but Russia being another, they actually sound a lot more like then it they do different.
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Yet, there is no guarantee that Obrador, a veteran leftist whose political views are the polar opposites of Donald Trump's and who long has harbored resentment against the United States, would hesitate to send his army to confront U.S. forces.
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But this weekend, I really enjoyed diving into two really evocative and cleverly drawn fictional universes that, despite being polar opposites in terms of how each approached its conceit, had me utterly bought-in by the time the action really started.
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At its center are two sisters, who are generations apart, and polar opposites besides: Dana, a 30-something who is wound too tight and always follow the rules, played by Slate, and Abby Quinn as Ali, a somewhat reckless teenager.
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Equally as outrageous is that the characters Aniston and Witherspoon play are supposed to be polar opposites who represent completely different groups of women, but the two actresses are discernibly so similar (remember when they were cast as sisters on Friends?).
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Velma Dinkley and Aryan Barbie may seem like polar opposites but enough can be taken from the fact that neither of them have ever specifically called out anti-black racism (past the performative liberal tweet), but in different ways they've contributed to it.
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You see, during such dark political times, watching the polar opposites squabble over a ridiculous $195 T-shirt was, to me, like bingeing on a season of Keeping Up With The Kardashians; it was an entertaining nightmare, and I just couldn't get enough.
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Would you want Donald Trump—whose personality and relationship to wealth and fame are the polar opposites of yours, and whose sense of duty and commitment to American security and power within a framework of international institutions are in doubt—to become president?
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Her admirers and interpreters tend to be divided into almost polar opposites: leftists who see her as the champion of community against big capital and real-estate development, and free marketeers who see her as the apostle of self-emerging solutions in cities.
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That surge in growth stands in sharp contrast to Twitter, which added approximately no new monthly uses last quarter, and had in fact lost two million in the US. WhatsApp and Twitter don't just represent contrary growth curves; they're the polar opposites of messaging.
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Rafael dos Anjos versus Eddie Alvarez was intriguing because it was the division's most smothering and methodical pressure fighter against a fighter who did his best work hitting hard and circling the cage, polar opposites in style but each an expert in that craft.
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"Since TLC's production team somehow missed this, it is INCREDIBLY disrespectful to first, characterize someone based solely on their size and second, portray concepts of "hot" and "heavy" as polar opposites - implying that hot and heavy may not ...characterize one person simultaneously," one person tweeted.
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But here's another surprise to add to the mix: Despite their efforts to paint one another as polar opposites when it comes to foreign policy, the two front-runners -- Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump -- hold positions on key issues that may be closer than many people imagine.
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GR: It was sort of an Oscar and Felix situation between these roommate/sisters who are polar opposites, and you can see remnants of the older sister's very tidy side [of the room], where she had Monet's ballerinas and her stuffed animals, and she was a little more prissy.
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Lana Condor (best known for playing Lara Jean in Netflix's breakout hit To All The Boys I've Loved Before) and Benedict Wong (who starred as Wong in Avengers: Infinity War) are the most recognizable names in the cast, and both actors are playing characters who are the polar opposites of their famed roles.
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Maxwell T. Wilson, Cresskill High School, Cresskill, N.J.: "A Streetcar Named Desire" by Tennessee Williams and "China Is a Dangerous Rival, and America Should Treat It Like One" Two partners, polar opposites in attitude and personality, find themselves in a relationship built not on love but on carnal needs, violence, dominance, and submission.
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The two strategies were so different that they could have been designed in a lab to be polar opposites: Beyoncé went with the bare minimum of promotion and threw in some surprise material on top of what she was already advertising, and Swift went with a months-long viral campaign full of Easter eggs.
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And of course… FROG AND TOAD STORYBOOK TREASURY Written and illustrated by Arnold Lobel HarperCollins, $11.99 The books in Lobel's series from the 1970s are something like modern classics, with their warm depiction of the devoted bond between worrywart Toad and magnanimous Frog, who might look somewhat similar but are polar opposites in temperament.
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Yeah, like, literally I was most excited to meet him because, like, the thing is, people would look at us and think that we're polar opposites, but I'm a big believer that, if you can talk to someone and meet in the middle, you can learn about each other and help each other both grow," Brown told "Access Hollywood.
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While Mamet, 28, will be the first to tell you just how much she differs from Shoshanna (like polar opposites), for this year's CFDA Awards, the actress hit the red carpet sporting a sparkling, '70s-inspired red scarf wrapped around her head created by her date Gigi Burris, which had us immediately drawing comparisons to Shosh's love for hair accessories.
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PEOPLE Now recently caught up with Jenna Elfman, and the actress opened up about the possibilities of an official reboot of the hit ABC comedy, which ran from 1997 to 2002 and starred Elfman and Thomas Gibson as Dharma and Greg Montgomery, an unlikely couple who fall in love and get married on their first date despite being polar opposites.
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In a bizarre meeting of polar opposites, Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf," which inspired the Nazis' horrific program of genocide through its racist rantings, and Anne Frank's "The Diary of a Young Girl," which moved the world like nothing else to compassion for Holocaust victims, both find the opportunity at the same time to spread their respective messages once again to a new and larger body of readership.
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" Put the two men's records, their reputations, even their respective books, side by side, and it's hard to imagine two more polar opposites than Trump and Comey: They are as antipodean as the untethered, sybaritic Al Capone and the square, diligent G-man Eliot Ness in Brian De Palma's 1987 movie "The Untouchables"; or the vengeful outlaw Frank Miller and Gary Cooper's stoic, duty-driven marshal Will Kane in Fred Zinnemann's 1952 classic "High Noon.
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It's so easy to think of the two concepts as polar opposites, but when you think of the impressive array of technical tools and materials we create and use for the sake of making better art—everything from laser cutters to Photoshop to 3D printers, resin casting and even game code—it's infuriatingly ignorant to think any of that will just stop when we advance to some arbitrary point of futuristic enlightenment.
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Between the totalizing sameness of social media, rising rents, and the increasing migration between the two cities as publishing and magazine budgets shrink and everyone tries to get a job in a writers room before the Golden Age of Television ends, the two cities once considered polar opposites are becoming more and more like each other as they both fill up with algorithm-approved chains that have nothing to do with either's local culture.
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The British public trudges back to the polls today for the third general election in five years, with the country on the brink of its most radical transition since the end of World War II. At such a deeply divided moment, it's perhaps fitting that the leaders of Britain's two main political parties are polar opposites: Boris Johnson is a raffish, Eton-educated prime minister with quicksilver political instincts and a blunt-force campaign message, Mark Landler, our London bureau chief, writes.
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