Needless to say, this is the antithesis of those who founded the U.S. in the 1790s.
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Today, the neo-Darwinian thesis and the Gouldian antithesis may be moving towards some sort of synthesis.
In this, he and Mr Miller are a good match: the antithesis of celebrity executives.
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Other writers have ranged classical and popular music against each other, an antithesis Mr Kramer abjures.
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Boo is the antithesis of the caricatured country-club golfer, and thus is great for the Tour.
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But asking her to withdraw her paper before the truth is known is the antithesis of science.
When the antithesis is so often the continent's corrupt old commercial elites, romantic socialism has understandable appeal.
The powerful impulse for co-operation is materialism based on rapid economic development: the antithesis of Tagore's invocation.
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This punish-first-figure-out-why-later FCC approach was obviously found to be the antithesis of American Constitutional rule of law.
It's the antithesis of the French ideal of the cadre, or frame, that French parents often talk about.
In the (limited) sense that strategy is an unchanging commitment to something, it is the antithesis of flexibility.
The female, it's not antithesis, or it's not competing, it's a complementary role.
Paia, Maui's North Shore surfer outpost, is the refreshing antithesis of the sprawling resorts on the island's south side.
As such, OWS is the antithesis of the civil rights and anti-war movements.
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This person is the absolute antithesis of the rest of her misbegotten family.
So, quite the antithesis of the problems in many of the developed markets.
But Obama's approach is the antithesis of the politics of hate and division.
Such thinking is the very antithesis of the concept of a "global" ban.
In fact, a black market is the exact antithesis of a free market.
Such a system is the antithesis of the rule of law which the United States was founded to uphold.
Aron is the antithesis of the typical hard charging, take-no-prisoners enterprise software CEO.
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In the name of liberal thought it is the very antithesis of liberalism.
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They aren't meant to be Owens says they are the antithesis of his clothes, which place a premium on slouchy comfort.
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"Beckham was the antithesis to the godawful lad culture of the late Nineties, " GQ.co.uk fashion editor Nick Carvell told CNN.
This is the antithesis of a growth plan, and Illinois must take a serious look at its taxing and spending habits.
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Or the antithesis: Savvy retail David stones big box Goliath, considers expansion.
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These figures and their families are the complete antithesis of the democratic, meritocratic values that are supposed to mark the new century.
That is the antithesis of how we invest at Gramercy Capital Management.
It might make sense to a judge or a lawyer, but it is almost the antithesis of what science is all about.
Bisciotti, the Ravens majority owner since 2004, is the antithesis of high-profile NFL owners like Jerry Jones and Dan Snyder.
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