"This is the polar opposite of a bus," he said.
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The polar opposite, in Cramer's perspective, is Cook at Apple.
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The polar opposite of cellar door is the word moist.
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Like, the polar opposite space from where they are now?
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The main characters bounce between these two polar opposite realities.
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Think of it as the polar opposite of fast fashion.
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Jessie Ware's performance was the polar opposite: assured, dextrous, understated.
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Then, she switched into something polar opposite to exit the show.
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FEE-SY DOES IT This year has been the polar opposite.
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In reality, the two sides are fighting for polar opposite plans.
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The ethos Andersson has instilled without him is the polar opposite.
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"Noah's Arc" is the polar opposite of most athletes' limited foundations.
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Ultimately, each man's ideal fight is the polar opposite of his opponent's.
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In this way, she is the polar opposite of her 9 p.m.
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And it's the polar opposite of the measured, 31-year-old director.
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Of course, the two women styled the dress in polar opposite ways.
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PERHAPS YOU CAN FRAME IT AS THE POLAR OPPOSITE AT THE MOMENT.
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It's the polar opposite of Biden, who has campaigned as a moderate.
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But this one was a polar opposite almost from the opening tip.
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Schultz's message — socially liberal, economically conservative — is the polar opposite of populism.
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In so many respects, Bissière was the polar opposite of Robert Rauschenberg.
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You also don't want to miss Ekebergparken's polar opposite: The Vigeland Park.
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In my bedroom that evening I felt the polar opposite of pleasure.
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"We were joking that we're the polar opposite of Apple," said Carlson.
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"Like a Shortstop" is the polar opposite sequel we're still waiting for.
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We wanted to do something that was the polar opposite of HMPL.
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He's Bud Powell's' polar opposite: a similar sense of melody, but very angular.
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GOP that has chosen his polar opposite as its standard bearer, had to
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Which is another way of saying that's the polar opposite of thinking global.
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Finally, it must be decentralized, the polar opposite of highly centralized government operations.
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"And that is the polar opposite of what it was when we started."
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It's really funny, both sides of the economy get polar opposite emotional reactions.
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He was sort of the polar opposite of what I felt Elton needed.
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Celeste goes to see Renata, who is seemingly her polar opposite: brash, bold, outspoken.
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That hopeful idea is the polar opposite of a natural, unalterable rate of unemployment.
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Of course, there were also doctors who were the polar opposite of the above.
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The funny thing is that some companies are going in the polar opposite direction.
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On the other hand, LDC's Jack Dawson is her age, but her polar opposite.
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Pizza Hut, however, has created smart shoes that are the polar opposite of fitness.
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Harwood: President Trump seems, in many ways, to be a polar opposite from you.
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That was a very different episode, the sort of polar opposite in many ways.
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It was the polar opposite of Gaga's Grammys performance, very classic Hollywood crowd-pleaser.
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His next best borough in the city was its political polar opposite: Staten Island.
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But then there's Lauren Zima, who posted what sounded like a polar opposite spoiler.
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The club around them is almost the polar opposite to the one they joined.
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While these seem like polar opposite positions, the parties may not be that far apart.
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Love's time in Cleveland has been the polar opposite of his six years in Minnesota.
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The love, the adoration, the CROWDS we experienced at lunch; dinner was the polar opposite.
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The law here is very much the polar opposite of 'move fast and break things'.
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"It's the polar opposite of football, when you have to be present at every moment."
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Instead, they are a group often cast as the polar opposite: the real estate industry.
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Jim Carrey plays the infamously crotchety titular creature with the polar opposite of holiday cheer.
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Devil May Cry 5, however, is almost the polar opposite in terms of gameplay and style.
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That those messages have veered off in polar opposite directions makes their job twice as tough.
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Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the leader of New Democracy, is the polar opposite of the charismatic prime minister.
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The candidates' polar-opposite visions presented the 47 million registered voters with the starkest possible choice.
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Mr Manning will square off against a player who is in many ways his polar opposite.
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The polar opposite of shows like Cake Boss, feats of edible artistry have no place here.
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Rihanna also decided to go with a polar opposite hair color to finish off the year.
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" Trump sounds the polar opposite of Ronald Reagan's ode to the "shining city on a hill.
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Bradford has transformed the whimsical into the catastrophic, its polar opposite, without losing her offhand humor.
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Consider the corporeal calm and control former president Barack Obama exhibits, the polar opposite of Sanders.
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She remarries his polar opposite — staid Teodoro (Mauro Mendonça) — only to realize that she misses Vadinho.
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"It's the polar opposite of billionaire's row," said Doug Steiner, chairman of Steiner NYC, the developer.
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As Mr. Settis notes (citing Italo Calvino), Venice is currently "the polar opposite" of a megalopolis.
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And this time around with Sean, as I'm sure you can tell, is the polar opposite.
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These places are the polar opposite of New York bodegas: sprawling, impersonal and accessible mostly by car.
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He is so not like his character; he is the polar opposite, and everybody adores him. Everyone.
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Fresh Finds is the polar opposite of Discover Weekly, another feature created by an Echo Nest alumni.
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"Crucified" is an incredibly dark, despairing and destroyed record, the polar opposite of Bobien's song of praise.
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Really, it's the company's polar opposite of the forthcoming $200 Vapor watch it announced back at CES.
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But his campaign was a polar opposite of the Kerry strategy in many other ways as well.
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Clinton are polar opposite politicians, and Mr. Trump's direct and visceral style could prove difficult for Mrs.
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Introspective and sensitive, Hansen is the polar opposite of Harry Hole, Nesbo's far more commanding series detective.
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For all the records that sound like anthems there are another 99 that are the polar opposite.
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Republican Theodore Roosevelt was pure excitement, while his Republican successor, William Howard Taft, was the polar opposite.
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And at events around the state, Castro cast himself as the polar opposite to Trump on immigration.
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But Vodianova's early life was the polar opposite to the one she considers herself blessed with now.
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It could not have been easy, but Wideman evinced the polar opposite of a sense of victimization.
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This is the polar opposite of Fallout, where the cannibals aren't charming and life is brutal and short.
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Tweets, by contrast, are both terribly brief and terribly public; in effect the polar opposite of traditional channels.
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"Today the court jettisons the prevailing interpretation and installs the polar opposite," Judge Diane Sykes wrote in dissent.
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If I had to name two polar opposite shows, they would be Game Of Thrones and The Bachelorette.
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Viewers aren't the only ones who find the polar opposite reactions to the earworm of a tune funny.
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" The filing adds: "If there was a polar-opposite of an organized crime family, Nxivm would be it.
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In fact, the agenda we plan on pursuing over the next four years will be the polar opposite.
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I was just wearing plain and normal colours [before] but now I can be the complete polar opposite.
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In that sense, it's the polar opposite to what went on in the hours prior to it starting.
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In his foreword, the novelist Jonathan Lethem describes Mr. Coppola as the polar opposite of a graffiti vandal.
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Eight years later, weary of George W. Bush, we elected his polar opposite, a liberal black law professor.
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Trump's vivid and harsh rhetoric seems the polar opposite of Obama's cool and cerebral approach to international affairs.
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Jess and Nick (Jake Johnson) started out as polar opposite roommates who didn't agree on much of anything.
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"ME!" dropped at midnight on Friday and is pretty much the polar opposite of everything we heard on Reputation.
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I'm the polar opposite of Lloyd when it comes to directing: pretty much every shot is figured out beforehand.
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Thus, the practical options of choice this season came in polar opposite silhouettes: Teva sandals and Dr. Martens boots.
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Actor Megan Mullally delights in the scenarios her character gets up to, but off screen is the polar opposite.
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In a sport that bills itself as a game of failure, demanding the polar opposite is a tough sell.
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In January, he will succeed President Obama, a man who is his polar opposite temperamentally as well as ideologically.
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While the other women have highly curated presentations bolstered by obvious wealth, Jane looks to be their polar opposite.
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This decision brings the polar opposite Twin Peaks storylines together as Horne comes across a little bit of traffic.
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So if he does wind up surpassing Mr Bolt, it will be by adopting a polar-opposite running style.
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His own family, including his "polar opposite" twin brother, refused to talk to him for a period of time.
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Despite the references to Hughes and Plath, the marriage Porter actually depicts is in most respects its polar opposite.
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If it is meant to be a topic of conversation, it is the complete and polar opposite of that.
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While the story of DAP is the polar opposite of his last film, Nathan felt comfortable breaking the ice.
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One man who admired Stover and tried to keep his name alive was, in many ways, his polar opposite.
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And the comics have always cheerfully swapped Archie between polar-opposite love interests who are still able to remain friends.
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Ellwood is a lovely, soft blend of musks and bergamot that smells like clean sheets — the polar opposite of Fierce.
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She's the polar opposite of Del: vibrant, talkative, and eager to connect, where he wants only to be left alone.
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Susan Collins, another Republican rebel in the Senate, thinks they are too deep—the polar opposite of Mr Paul's objection.
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"Stay Hungry" is the polar opposite — a blissfully snappy mock-disco exercise, with sparkly keyboards painted over the chugging guitars.
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But this obsession also stems from the fact that their lives could not be more polar opposite from my own.
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Enter Gillian Jacobs as Mickey, the new love interest who is, according to Entertainment Weekly, the polar opposite of Gus.
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It was a near polar opposite to the dark, gloomy story of billionaire Bruce Wayne, aka the masked vigilante Batman.
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Because this is the polar opposite of a minimal, simple preparation that really lets the flavor of the corn shine.
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Now comes the polar opposite, from a batter's point of view: "Fastball," an enjoyable examination of baseball's most basic pitch.
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Wubba Lubba Dub Pub was the polar opposite of the faceless online forums where mostly anonymous fans coordinated that attack.
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Indeed, myriad historical snafus show the company pushing in the polar opposite direction where user data and privacy is concerned.
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The flames have been fueled, in part, by the sense that each team sees in the other its polar opposite.
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"What is happening with the renaissance of Welsh is the polar opposite of Cantonese," said Marco Kwan, editor of Words.
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It's reasonable to assume that Kanye has decided to go to the exact polar opposite climate of Honolulu for inspiration.
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This option represents the polar opposite of all other military possibilities by fundamentally reordering the US's considerations on North Korea.
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Ahead, our eight tips for decorating with your polar opposite, whether you're living with a random roommate or your soul mate.
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The stereotypical image of student life—partying, drinking, fraternities, and sororities—is the polar opposite of the conservative Turkish value system.
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This walk presents a polar opposite view from that of "Spoiled Foot" at the start: not hobbled, not troubled, not afraid.
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Lohan's crafty solution involved showing up to the audition dressed as the polar opposite; a traditional, stylishly sophisticated Abercrombie & Fitch ad.
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Instead, Hannity delivered the polar opposite: a meandering monologue saying he would no longer talk about the story on the air.
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That insight had to wait for John Dalton, a man who was the polar opposite of the aristocratic bon vivant Lavoisier.
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He was, in a sense, the polar opposite of the archetype John Kruk would cling to a couple of decades later.
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Pleasant, awestruck, and happy to be there, he is the polar opposite to everything you thought The Night King would be.
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Loving is the polar opposite of the kind of explosive, violent civil-rights battle in Nate Parker's Birth of a Nation.
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In other words, they are the polar opposite of Trump, an anti-professional to whom laws were meant to be broken.
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Mrs Clinton is running for office on the grounds of being competent, responsible and prudent—the polar opposite of Mr Trump.
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In many ways he was the polar opposite of the flashy media darling, quiet, reserved, uncomfortable in front of the camera.
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"He is, in so many ways, the polar opposite of what conservative Mormons are taught to stand up for," Karpowitz said.
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All told, they have created a platform that is almost the polar opposite of his xenophobia, bigotry, protectionism, and environmental carelessness.
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Pompeo traded that West Point honor code for fealty to his polar opposite: a spoiled rich kid who avoided military service.
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We've all seen some startups that chase 'problems' which seem fairly frivolous, and that's the polar opposite of this new strategy.
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Dueling visions of "As You Like It," Shakespeare's most connubial comedy, frame September in what promise to be polar-opposite productions.
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On most of those issues, Trump is the polar opposite of where the party was just a few short years ago.
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Ironically, Netflix subscribers face a polar opposite issue — there's so much to choose from, they enter a state of decision paralysis.
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Between these two polar opposite one-state visions of apartheid and equality, there is — nor can there be — any common ground.
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But many on the right, and even some in the center, in the US foreign policy community had the polar opposite reaction.
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I love that scene because it shows the yin and yang — it shows the complete polar opposite meanings of the same prayer.
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"The good news is that they feel safe with me," she expressed, describing the polar opposite of her character on the show.
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Justin Baldoni's romantic drama Five Feet Apart stars Cole Sprouse and Haley Lu Richardson as polar-opposite teens and cystic fibrosis patients.
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Frankie (Lily Tomlin) is her polar opposite, a free-wheeling artist who believes in the power of moon cycles and the 1960s.
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He was the hyper-masculine vampire/viking Sookie didn't know she was looking for and the polar opposite of genteel, tortured Bill.
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His brand of compassionate conservatism – which involves praising and welcoming Democrats – is the polar opposite of the rhetoric dominating the GOP race.
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Tending, as Samsung often does, toward jamming as much into a product as possible — the polar opposite of chief competitor Apple's approach.
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But, they add, it will depend on some big funding promises — the polar opposite of what they've seen from Trump so far.
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Yet those with an intimate knowledge of how the club is run suggest that the problem is, in fact, the polar opposite.
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That is in stark contrast with Seattle, which to the Northwest is both a rival city to Portland and its polar opposite.
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" He once described Arsène Wenger, not just his longstanding nemesis but in many ways his polar opposite, as a "specialist in failure.
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She's watched Danny, her ex-boyfriend, run off with the polar opposite of herself; she's scared by a possible pregnancy with Kenickie.
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We used the U.S. Labor Department's detailed and at times delightfully odd records on jobs skills to find each job's polar opposite.
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"Whoever sat in that editing room was very talented at creating a human that I was the polar opposite of," she said.
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It's sort of a polar opposite scenario, but in the same way that there were noir directors who made westerns, you know?
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Though the circumstances are very different — and the process almost the polar opposite — Nikolai Starostin's place in history is just as elusive.
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For the second quarter, we'll reconvene and you'll find a columnist who is the polar opposite of the one you first chose.
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In our pre-fight Tactical Guide, we concluded that the ideal fight of each man is the polar opposite to his opponent's.
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"He was the polar opposite of John Gotti," said one law enforcement official who investigates the Mafia, speaking anonymously for security reasons.
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Stacey Dash has a solution to gun violence that is the polar opposite of President Obama's -- arm the public to the teeth.
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For the fictional residents of a northern California town, they put their trust in a someone who is a polar opposite of Trump.
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We can't think of two entities more polar opposite than the Muppets of Sesame Street and the women of The Real Housewives franchise.
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I think the most troubling part is, once again, based on the same information, everyone has polar opposite views on what's going on.
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The elevating of Cummings to be special adviser to the UK PM represents the polar opposite of an 'ethical pause' in political microtargeting.
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"I so wanted to raise kids in this ultra-traditional way and do everything so the polar opposite of my experience," she said.
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The Cali Cartel is the smooth, suave, under-the-radar polar opposite of Pablo Escobar's boastful, arrogant, charming "man of the people" persona.
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In the rally introducing him to the campaign in Miami on Saturday, Clinton touted Kaine as the polar opposite of their Republican rivals.
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"I so wanted to raise kids in this ultra-traditional way and do everything so the polar opposite of my experience," she admits.
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It remains to be seen if this will work out for Nick, but it'll probably be the polar opposite of Soules's dull season.
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Politically a polar opposite, but it was also a year where people weren't paying attention to the secretary of state races as much.
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But the crucial veins of Mudbound are the perspectives of its two main female characters, who also come from polar opposite racial backgrounds.
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For most of the U.S., the weather of early-to-mid January will be the polar opposite of what it was in December.
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So, you ask ... how does a conservative Republican dare to praise someone whose views are the polar opposite of his Pensacola, Florida constituency?
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There is also risk in making their personalities the polar opposite of their fathers'; it could seem just like the obvious, cynical choice.
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"I so wanted to raise kids in this ultra-traditional way and do everything so the polar opposite of my experience," she admitted.
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When he was making his first digital footprints in the early 2000s, Sanford was the polar opposite of the epithet-spewing race-baiter.
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They are the most powerful pro-United Ireland party in the North and are unsurprisingly pushing for the polar opposite of the DUP.
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Gillum will face DeSantis, who has hitched himself closely to Trump's populist agenda, pitting two polar opposite views of populism against one another.
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And it's not often that two important Met debuts take place — in polar-opposite roles, with completely different expectations — just 15 hours apart.
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So is it time for another Carter diplomatic mission, and would he do it for Trump, his polar opposite in so many ways?
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It represents the polar opposite of the 2010 (South Africa) and 43 (Brazil) tournaments, which took place during winter in the Southern Hemisphere.
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So I just want to do something the polar opposite and just say, 'Hey, I'll play the f***ing violin on the Titanic.
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"We might have polar-opposite pitching tendencies, but the way our minds work are very similar," said Keuchel, a soft-throwing left-hander.
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LIVE UPDATES: Impeachment trial of President Trump Bottom line: These are two parties that are simply in polar opposite places on this trial.
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Despite our polar opposite stances on politics and our 60 something year age difference, our bond is truer and deeper than any other.
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"Targeting people for their religion not only threatens our way of life, it is the polar opposite of our way of life," he wrote.
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But, some people might take a polar-opposite celeb crush as a sign that their partner is lusting after a different type of person.
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We deserve true apocalypse pop or its polar opposite — the brain-pickling earnest romanticism of Carly Rae Jepsen's latest offering — and nothing in between.
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He has criticised tech firms such as Amazon and Apple, as well as taking a polar-opposite view on immigration from the tech industry.
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Is it, perchance the philosophically polar opposite to Yo, ready to raise a chunk of cash at a ridiculous valuation at a moment's notice?
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Their real life interactions have been polar opposite to the serious tones they took in their separate sit-downs with BiP host Chris Harrison.
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"Diddy Bop" is a light-hearted compilation of ass-whippings, basement parties, and crisp sneakers, but "Casket Pretty" is the polar opposite of that.
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On trade, he is close to his supposed polar opposite, Bernie Sanders, the cranky leftist who narrowly lost the Democratic nomination to Hillary Clinton.
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When the pair met, Murphy was a strict rock guy with an open distaste for dance music, while Lambkin maintained the polar opposite position.
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So, with the soul of the party at stake, the two most powerful — and polar opposite — men in the G.O.P. got down to it.
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This is not simply cowardly and wrong, but like Donald Trump, Mr. Ryan proved himself a national embarrassment and the polar opposite of leadership.
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In his actions and statements, Puzder is the polar opposite of the distinguished statesmen and women who have served as past secretaries of Labor.
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"It's a sort of polar opposite to the way that the show was first conceived, and I almost have welcomed these changes," he said.
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Her modest and moderate governance style, absent ideology and vanity, is the polar opposite of that of the strongmen now strutting the world stage.
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Messi's situation is the polar opposite: no matter how much he excels, there is always a chance the ground will shift beneath his feet.
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Things like "subtlety" or "logic" were thrown out the window, as Game of Thrones did whatever the polar opposite of "sticking the landing" is.
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In this regard, another bun — the low bun, with hair wound into a spiral or folded into a loop — might seem its polar opposite.
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In one of the most memorable episodes of the series, "Safe And Sound," the pair go head-to-head on their polar-opposite political views.
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Kelleher was long a towering figure in the U.S. airline industry along with Bob Crandall, his rival at American Airlines and polar opposite in style.
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" But then you head over to TechCrunch, and you've got the polar opposite: "Apple beats earnings expectations by a mile, and its stock is soaring.
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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton have polar opposite plans for the country's estate tax: Clinton wants to hike it, and Trump wants to kill it.
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Belichick says he's also friends with John Kerry -- which proves it's possible to have a genuine relationship with two guys with polar opposite political views.
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While Supernova looked like the highlighter of choice for an alien who calls the Moon home, the newest shade, Mars, is almost the polar opposite.
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Voters in California will decide two ballot measures that would lead to polar opposite outcomes: One measure, Proposition 62, would end California's death penalty altogether.
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While patriotic nationalism is usually imagined as the polar opposite of diversity-focused multiculturalism, the proponents of each actually have very similar motivations and desires.
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In an era with no shortage of topics where nearly equal numbers of Americans hold polar opposite views, this news likely comes as little surprise.
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This cool was the polar opposite to that of my classmates, and in my teen naïveté I assumed that meant it was made for me.
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On the polar opposite side, I had the good fortune of interviewing Rachel Robinson last year and it felt like I was speaking to royalty.
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Many Brazilians blame the PT for the country's economic decline — and Mr. Bolsonaro was remarkably effective in presenting himself as the leftist party's polar opposite.
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Trump, thus far, comes across to us as Obama's polar opposite, in that his rhetoric has been alarming at times but his policies show promise.
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She has worked in the informal, natural wine world of Roberta's in Brooklyn and at its polar opposite, the Daniel Boulud restaurant group in Manhattan.
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Persepolis is a polar opposite: everyone is completely equal in this libertarian-style society, but succeeding is difficult, with debtors frozen when they can't get by.
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The NFL player started off his IG rant talking about how he and Olivia have polar opposite views when it comes to fame and social media.
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Platforms TBD Hello Games' next game looks like the polar opposite of No Man's Sky: a short, quiet, contemplative experience with a strong story to tell.
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" Benson, whose first campaign was during the Tea Party wave in 2010, described it as "the polar opposite of this year in a lot of ways.
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While Maccabi Tel Aviv are famously popular amongst the political elite – the Real Madrid of Israel, if you will – Hapoel Be'er Sheva are the polar opposite.
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Hardy: From a design perspective, we wanted something that was clean and concise, the polar opposite of the splashy, assaulting tabloid-style treatment of true crime.
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READ: What the world thinks of Trump Clinton rolls up wins in the South It's the polar opposite of where Clinton found herself eight years ago.
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Norbeck had the time—barely—to give his investigation one last try, now with a man who seemed to be his polar opposite as committee counsel.
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And, of course, Donald Trump was the polar opposite of "No Drama" Obama -- a man he'd baselessly accused of not being born in the United States.
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Some experts hold out hope that political forces will push the House and Senate to compromise between their polar opposite bills by the end of September.
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Since leaving the world of sketch comedy following the series finale of Key & Peele in 2015, Peele has hopped over to the genre's polar opposite: horror.
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Angular, birdlike and tattoo-dotted, Donatella is Beatrice's polar opposite, so naturally they have to share a room, and will eventually escape the psychiatric clinic together.
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That meant explaining how an unusual friendship between the two men from polar opposite political camps led to Credico's recording celebrity voices for Stone's radio show.
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Alexander had used trade during our interview to explain how he approached his relationship with a president who, in so many ways, is his polar opposite.
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Chills aside, Mantar's approach is the polar opposite of how Watain's Danielsson and his black metal blood brothers present themselves and their tightly-held Satanic beliefs.
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Kasich's soft temperament and unfailing politeness has often meant he has remained in the shadows of this Republican primary race, which has been the polar opposite.
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"I so wanted to raise kids in this ultra-traditional way and do everything so the polar opposite of my experience," said the Santa Clarita Diet star.
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Though we're used to seeing the supermodel with her trademark sun-kissed strands — looking almost polar opposite from her younger sister Bella — those days are no longer.
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Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner clearly pulled out all the stops for their second round of nuptials, and it was the polar opposite of an Elvis wedding.
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That kind of cautious and even quiet campaigning is definitely the polar opposite of what we've seen from Donald Trump during most of the campaign so far.
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"I think there is a more nuanced view, though, and unless he is replaced by a polar opposite character it may not matter that much," he added.
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"There's just no doubt about it," Howard Husock, a Manhattan Institute senior fellow, told Fox News about Smith being a polar opposite of the New York socialist.
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And a sizeable 43% of all Republican Catholics agree with the pope's views on immigration, which are the polar opposite of Mr Trump's, according to the PRRI.
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I would almost venture to say he is my polar opposite if that weren't just plain insulting myself — because this is the nicest guy on the planet.
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Yet the novel is not a tribute but a complex and original work, written in a style that is the polar opposite of Bulgakov's antic magic realism.
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This 'double down on whites' strategy would be the polar opposite of what the Republican National Committee imagined when it wrote its autopsy after the 2012 election.
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Mr. Pence's single mention of the president, whose approach to foreign affairs was the polar opposite of Mr. Lugar's, was the only time his name was spoken.
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In many ways, Rondinone's cheerful stack of stones is the polar opposite of Kaino's protest figure, but both offer a twist on conventional forms of public sculpture.
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Rather than viewing sexual desire as the polar opposite of love, Dr. Cacioppo's research has led her to see the two states as existing on a spectrum.
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France embraced a new president and a new governing party that in some ways represented the polar opposite of the politics finding favor in the United States.
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Mr. Guaidó is the polar opposite of President Nicolás Maduro: A young leader — he heads the democratically elected National Assembly — whose reputation is not marred by corruption.
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For every conservative voter I knew in high school, I met a political polar opposite in college, at the predominantly liberal University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Getty Kris' pixie hair is basically the polar opposite of Kylie's current mane move: a long blonde wig, which she wore to the Kendall + Kylie Collection event Thursday.
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And now, the billionaire businessman is poised to head into the general election with a political partner who -- by all outward appearances -- appears to be his polar opposite.
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It determines the type of first impression you normally make and others' perception of you — and it just might be the key factor in "polar opposite" twin duos.
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" The breezy single, which dropped Thursday in this lyric video, is the polar opposite mood from Zayn's most recent collaboration with Taylor Swift, "I Don't Wanna Live Forever.
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He was working outside of his comfort zone — Gondry prevented him from improvising to keep the character restrained — as the polar opposite to Kate Winslet's bright, brash Clementine.
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It is the polar opposite of Israel's 1948 Declaration of Independence, which promised social and political equality to all of Israel's inhabitants regardless of religion, race or sex.
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WASHINGTON — A gargantuan new economic stimulus plan being fiercely debated on Capitol Hill could have polar opposite implications for two potential borrowers: President Donald Trump and Planned Parenthood.
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Although he frustrated Democrats who wanted more of a fight, he was the polar opposite in terms of how he conceived of leadership compared with our current President.
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It is, like his health, tax, and infrastructure initiatives, simply the polar opposite of populism: the targeted transfer of wealth to the already wealthy, at the public's expense.
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"I would just like to point out that the current activity appears to be the polar opposite of what the sub is supposed to be about," he said.
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It's the polar opposite of Vine, whose demise may be partially blamed to how they refused to let creators through their office doors until it was far too late.
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The manicure trend you've probably already seen everywhere this spring is the polar opposite of monochrome: Each nail gets a different color, creating a tiny gradient on your fingertips.
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We talk about "evangelicals" without noting that white and nonwhite evangelicals have polar opposite politics, with the latter mostly siding with Democrats and the former remaining mostly staunch Republicans.
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The two had only dated for a few months and had polar opposite views on parenthood: Wells wanted to keep the child; Dubay didn't want to become a father.
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Roberto Montenegro's "Portrait of Xavier Villaurrutia" portrays an elegant, dandified figure who is the polar opposite of the macho, chest-thumping strivers who populate the work of the muralists.
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In his campaign for Senate, Gore was the polar opposite, a firebrand populist whose message as it's presented in the script most closely suggests Bernie Sanders' 2016 presidential campaign.
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The polar opposite of the aforementioned Yaya Toure, this was one of those performances where Huth seemed to be everywhere, stopping almost everything City had in the defensive third.
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Recently, the Guardian — which, ironically, argued in 2007 that Dumbledore's outing was shoddy lip-service to the issue of queer representation — took the polar opposite view toward Cursed Child.
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Trump versus McCain is a tale of two men, a tale of two Americans, a tale of two radically and polar opposite visions and standards of American public life.
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It's the polar opposite of his usually happy-go-lucky self, although I noticed he was in a foul mood already with TV pen interviewers after qualifying in Mexico.
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There certainly is in "SuperMansion: War on Christmas," a hilarious special episode of Crackle's animated "SuperMansion" show that is the polar opposite of the dignified story of the cobbler.
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And without one in the box, many people will resort to using its Micro USB port to charge, which is the polar opposite in terms of ease of use.
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Nearly 11 months later, Kazan was sitting in the boutique hotel lobby in Greenwich, looking like the polar opposite of the woman who had been chanting not long ago.
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Interestingly, when asked how he might get his agenda passed given the intransigence of the Republican Party, he defaulted to something not too different from his polar-opposite Sanders.
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This month you will meet someone whose sensibilities are the polar opposite of yours, become locked in heated intellectual debate, and immediately thereafter fall head-over-heels in love.
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If you think all of that sounds like the polar opposite of what you've been hearing from the Trump administration until just a few days ago, you'd be right.
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But the Libertarians are also going after the polar opposite of people like Mitt Romney: die-hard supporters of Bernie Sanders, the Vermont senator who challenged Clinton from the left.
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While in the hospital for yet another round of treatment, Will meets, and falls for CF patient Stella (Haley Lu Richardson) who just so happens to be his polar opposite.
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"As far as we have gotten with the Me Too movement and Time's Up to turn the tide, this is the polar opposite pushing in the other direction," she says.
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"Steve would flip on something so fast that you would forget that he was the one taking the 180-degree polar opposite position the day before," he told the audience.
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It's cleansing, and chill, and not just because the tent is equipped with A/C — the polar opposite of the sweaty, hyped-up sets playing out across the polo field.
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If extreme haunted houses are at one end of the immersive horror spectrum, then Delusion — now in its fifth season with the show His Crimson Queen — represents the polar opposite.
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Willems has gone in the polar opposite direction: "The Thank You Book" not only sticks to what made the series great, it wraps its fans in a grateful, valedictory embrace.
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Perhaps you remember the original movie, from 1987: Mel Gibson, back when he was fun, was a suicidal police officer paired with his polar opposite, Murtaugh, played by Danny Glover.
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Williams's polar opposite is the resident villain, Leon Rom (Christoph Waltz, predictably good), a silky, uncomplicated sadist who embodies rapacious evil from his all-white suit to his crosslike weapon.
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I started to wonder if I had a split personality because I was so upbeat and happy, and in other situations or with certain people, I was a polar opposite.
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The election of Donald Trump into the White House marked the arrival of someone whose vision of America was the polar opposite of the vision articulated by Springsteen and Obama.
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This simplicity is great for solvers and is also deeply, deeply ironic in that it is the polar opposite of the actual experience of air travel, which his theme suggests.
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It's unusual for us to see stories in our newsfeed on the exact same topic but with polar opposite headlines, unless it's opposing takes from, say, Infowars and Democracy Now!.
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And if you think all of that sounds like the polar opposite of what you've been hearing from the Trump administration until just a few days ago, you'd be right again.
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Glen claimed this wouldn't be the case in New York City, because it's "the exact polar opposite" of tech hubs like Seattle and Silicon Valley when it comes to affordable housing.
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Her post reminisced on her first visit to the Big Apple, which included pretty much the polar opposite activity of visiting the Museum of Sex: browsing the American Girl doll store.
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To be honest, I think this has suited the daddies I've dated; there's nothing they wanted less than a girlfriend who was clingy or possessive, and I was the polar opposite.
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But while the Democratic Party is trending away from Israel here in the United States, in Israel, we see a polar opposite phenomenon as the country moves decidedly to the right.
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Look at the crop of Chrises that star in blockbuster films these days — Evans, Pine, Pratt, Hemsworth — and you're looking at the polar opposite of what the longest-serving 007 represented.
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I have benefitted in extraordinary ways by dropping preconceived notions and becoming true friends, and in some cases business partners, with people that may have polar opposite views from my own.
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His polar opposite, and abiding frenemy from school, is Peter Keating (an ideally lumpen Aus Greidanus Jr.), who compensates for his lack of talent by general sycophancy and stealing Howard's ideas.
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The affable jock is there to meet his secret girlfriend — the deeply sardonic Chris (Madeleine Arthur), essentially his polar opposite — and wrongly assumes they are the only ones in the room.
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The polar opposite of "The Bureau," it's a cozy-mystery cop show set in a bucolic provincial town, and its similarities to the long-running British series "Midsomer Murders" are legion.
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Trump has the bully pulpit of the presidency, while Sanders has the bully pulpit of progressivism, conscience and an authenticity that is the polar opposite of the phony populism of Trump.
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The Obama doctrine, sometimes dubbed "leading from behind," for its reliance on regional partners and its cautious approach to the use of American force, was the polar opposite of Putin's ruthless opportunism.
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If the Democrats ever want to bring back the white middle class and lower middle class to the fold, he's just about the polar opposite of the kind of candidate they'll need.
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"According to Parcel product data, one colour noticeably outranks today's super popular millennial pink — and it's basically the pastel's polar opposite: navy," Marissa Gibbons, the company's co-founder and CEO, tells Refinery29.
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Many investors take an approach that is the polar opposite, without even realizing it: Owning big-name tech stocks like Apple and index funds in which Apple is among the largest holdings.
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For Romney, the measured, calculated, religious, and refrained management consultant, there is no greater a polar opposite in business or politics, nor in matters of faith and family life than Donald Trump.
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In almost every conceivable way, he is Mr. Trump's polar opposite: deeply religious, instinctively civil and conspicuously cautious — as at ease quoting from Scripture as Mr. Trump is mocking a woman's physique.
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Streaming giant Netflix owns the buddy cop scene — just last month, it released the action comedy Spenser Confidential, starring Mark Wahlberg and Winston Duke as two polar opposite partners in crime (fighting).
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Similar to Grapetooth, there's such a joyousness to their live shows and I think they bring a lot of people in through their live shows, almost the polar opposite of American Football.
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Mr. Bolsonaro, a far-right former lawmaker and Army captain, presented himself to voters as the polar opposite of the leftist Workers' Party, which championed the advancement of poor and disenfranchised communities.
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The results also reveal an electorate starkly divided over the future of France and its place in Europe, as the two victors in this round have polar opposite visions of the future.
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This is the polar opposite in the Pacific, where Washington and its allies -- concerned about Beijing's intentions in the South China Sea -- are attempting to balance against China while improving ties with Russia.
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No talk of penis size yet but the night is young #GOPDebate This debate has been the polar opposite of earlier ones, which at times seemed like they could break out in violence.
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The two men have polar opposite views: Romney believes Russian President Vladimir Putin cannot be trusted or negotiated with; Trump strongly disagrees and feels he can make deals with Putin, the sources said.
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But it seems that Wreck-It Ralph's singular core is strong enough to keep its sequel from taking on the patina of a cynical, algorithm-generated product — in fact, it's the polar opposite.
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To me, Steve Bannon is the polar opposite of Henry Waxman in every way, shape, and form, from his personality to his approach to politics to his interest in the minutiae of policy.
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In fact, he's just about the polar opposite of his modest and discreet elder brother, 0003, who popped the question to Middleton, 32, amid the scenery of England's beautiful Lake District on Sunday.
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As the polar opposite of Olga, Eric's mom admits that she took a more hands-off approach when raising Eric because she did not want him to grow up completely dependent upon her.
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The Ear Duo is basically the polar opposite of Sony's esteemed noise-cancelling headphones; these earbuds aim to deliver a "dual listening" experience that combines your music with environmental sounds happening around you.
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The contestants "became caricatures of themselves in ways that were the polar opposite of what usually happens on 'Drag Race,' which is about finding the authenticity of yourself and showcasing it," he said.
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It's a model that has already been heralded as the sort of polar opposite of the old-school fear-mongering propagated by Drug Abuse Resistance Education, or D.A.R.E., in the 80s and 90s.
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"The process followed by DHS in deciding to delay the effective date of the rule was the polar opposite of the careful, deliberative process DHS used to formulate the rule itself," the lawsuit argued.
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Doudna sits on one end of the fight at the University of California Berkeley and, at the polar opposite end of the country at MIT sits molecular biologist Fang Zhang on the other end.
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He said he was torn between voting for Mr. Trump and Mr. Sanders — two candidates on polar opposite ends of the ideological spectrum, who have both successfully channeled the angst of working-class Americans.
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The city's musical history reveals a lot of jazz, folk, and Country Western music, and it's got a reputation for a certain outdoorsy, hippified vibe that's the polar opposite of New Orleans or Birmingham.
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The "always connected" mindset is the polar opposite of one shared by Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban a few years back, who said he wanted fans off their phones to focus on the game.
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At the literal polar opposite end of the spectrum, Fat Bat Dana merges body positivity with whimsy, a deceptively subversive way of challenging dominant paradigms of color, size, and femininity within the goth space.
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Tom Cotton, an Arkansas Republican and former Army officer who has been consistently, and vocally, the ideological polar opposite to Kaine and Lee on issues of executive power as it relates to military action.
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"The process followed by DHS in deciding to delay the effective date of the rule was the polar opposite of the careful, deliberative process DHS used to formulate the rule itself," the suit argued.
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"I consider myself a polar opposite of him, I mean, I really do," Franken said on CNBC of Trump in September, two months before the first sexual harassment allegations against the Minnesota Democrat surfaced.
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"Steve would flip on something so fast that you would forget that he was the one taking the 180-degree polar opposite position the day before," Cook recalled at a D10 conference in 2012.
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Behind the scenes, Chipotle executives were meeting with a man who seemed, on paper at least, to be the polar opposite of Culinary Institute of America graduate Ells: Taco Bell&aposs CEO, Brian Niccol.
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Needless to say, just an hour after beating Wawrinka for the first time in his career, Raonic was already plotting a path past flamboyant and unpredictable Frenchman Gael Monfils — the polar opposite of himself.
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But the excitement of the relationship wore thin, and after enduring five stormy years with Einhorn, she decided in 1977 to break up with him when she met another man who was his polar opposite.
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Last week's The Affair — which showed two polar opposite possible scenarios in the life of Alison Bailey (Ruth Wilson), with one feeling decidedly more likely than the other — left viewers with more questions than answers.
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"The object of Weiner's affections is his polar opposite politically: a self-avowed supporter of Donald Trump and the National Rifle Association who's used Twitter to bash both President Obama and Clinton," the Post reported.
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It's almost the polar opposite of Lyndon Johnson's first State of the Union speech in 1964, during which he announced his "war on poverty," including a host of domestic programs, such as Medicare and Medicaid.
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I grew up with two parents who had this bizarre, polar opposite kind of thing going on, but it worked in our little family unit—they were really entertaining and fun and positive and silly.
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It is the polar opposite of the "just leave people be" ethos that early South Park espoused, but it can be spun as part of the same fight because the feeling behind it is similar.
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Frank Cali led the remnants of one of New York's five Mafia families, the Gambinos, but he was, according to one law enforcement official, "the polar opposite of John Gotti," one of his flashy predecessors.
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The trio first collides as Daphne, fresh off a long-term relationship, is swearing off men, that is until she meets two polar-opposite guys in one night — who also happen to be best friends.
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In truth, abstract art was never as pure or self-contained as its champions liked to claim, and formalists who insist on seeing it as the polar opposite of representational painting do it an injustice.
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Also inviting amateurs, but in polar-opposite climes, PADI Women's Dive Day, sponsored by the scuba dive industry's Professional Association of Diving Instructors, will be reprised July 16 with hundreds of dive events in 65 countries.
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Bleached "Kiss You Goodbye" Sisters Jessie and Jennifer Clavin have done it again with their track that bookends — and is the polar opposite of — the other kiss goodbye you have to hear this week (see above).
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Pascal Le Segretain/Getty (4) But Kendall wasn't the only one who switched up her beauty look today, pretty much every model who came down the runway had hair the polar opposite of their everyday color.
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On the other hand: If all that has you feeling down about partisan polarization, take a minute to read Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's moving statement on the death of her "best buddy" and political polar opposite.
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Wave election has followed wave election, and if the 2016 election was not a partisan wave, it was certainly a normative one — with Donald Trump being in some respects the polar opposite of Barack Obama's administration.
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That's the moment when President Trump (or his successor) must muster up the strength to walk away, once again, from pre-emption and its polar opposite, summit pageantry, all the while resolutely blocking Pyongyang's financial pipelines.
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Whatever the polar opposite of /dev/ Payments was, and we checked where there were just a whole bunch of single-syllable one-word domains were available and Stripe was one that actually turned out to be.
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BOGOTA, June 17 (Reuters) - Colombians vote on Sunday in a deeply divisive presidential runoff that pits candidates offering polar opposite views and has stirred fears the winner will upset a fragile peace process or derail the economy.
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At times, the near polar opposite to The Future Is Cancelled's anxious, cacophonous noise, the likes of "Cannonless" and "Water" find the group soaring skyward, rather than scrunching themselves up in a ball, stomach tied in knots.
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Leaving town for a month and coming back with just days to address the debt ceiling before the government runs out of money is the polar opposite of how Democrats have handled the debt ceiling for years.
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Mr. Collier saw a link between his early days on the left, opposing the status quo, and his later career as his own polar opposite, arguing against what he called the "feel-good ideology" of political correctness.
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Before you get too cocky about your mastery of all things Friends trivia, I'm here with a much-needed refresher on how these two polar opposite twins coexisted in the best fake version of New York, ever.
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Or maybe the true legacy of Sixth Sense was in being the polar opposite of Blair Witch, in being there to scoop up all of those who'd been primed for horror by the Blair Witch hype machine.
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Like during the Civil War, we live in an age of new technologies transforming the means of communication, allowing for a malleability of truth at a time when politics are again dividing families into polar opposite factions.
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Tairroir, which opened last May on the sixth floor of a building next to RAW, is, in appearance at least, its polar opposite: intimate (just eight tables) and elegant (white-on-white dining room, sleek copper bar).
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Liberal Democrats see in Buttigieg an intellectual who could be President Trump's polar opposite, and whose focus on political reforms like abolishing the Electoral College channels their frustration with a system that feels rigged in the GOP's favor.
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Then only issue (especially for professional sports leagues like the NBA) is that League of Legends is an online battle game with a mythical twist – essentially the polar opposite of a sports game like Madden or NBA 2K.
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Competition for runner-up status is fierce as scores of undecided voters waver between the polar opposite visions of Fujimori's closest rivals: Wall Street favorite Pedro Pablo Kuczynski, 77, and 35-year-old left-wing nationalist Veronika Mendoza.
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The "non-ideological" world of Burn After Reading stands in contrast to other Coen Brothers movies, where Soviet Communism is often evoked as a polar opposite to American society, the anti-self by which the U.S. defines itself.
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The hearing was the polar opposite of the ones Democrats convened to hear from Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel who investigated Russian interference in the 2016 election, and Corey Lewandowski, a former aide to Mr. Trump.
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If Hello Kitty is a blank canvas ready for all manner of brand partnerships, Aggretsuko is her polar opposite: she is the frenzied energy of a Jackson Pollock painting, and it's comprised only of red and black paint.
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Feeling alone and at sea, he recovers by impulse-buying a $205,000 Porsche (hey, life isn't all bad), the polar opposite of the meticulous "next steps" both he and the fertility doctor are heard encouraging others to plan.
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The family that boogies down together: Bow's polar-opposite sister, Santamonica (Rashida Jones), comes to town after filming a reality show and brings their brother (Daveed Diggs) and mother (Anna Deavere Smith) along for a dance-filled reunion.
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And sure, every fighter with crow's feet finds inspiration in Randy Couture's renaissance as a 40-something, but Couture's success owed to a conservative Greco-Roman that's the polar opposite of Silva's fast-twitch reflexes and penchant for counterpunching.
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The Toronto International Film Festival is its polar opposite: a showcase where star-studded studio films are often the rule rather than the exception, and where many of the fall's films kick off their awards season campaigns in earnest.
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In a polar opposite performance from its stunning 55-24 dismantling by Iowa, Ohio State raced to a 35-35 lead midway through the second quarter and controlled the game on both sides of the ball against Michigan State.
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That kind of grief — the real kind — is what the actress Amber Tamblyn is trying to capture in her directorial debut, "Paint It Black," a convention-defying film about how two polar-opposite women react to the same loss.
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Carol Brightman, who wrote a book on the novelist and critic Mary McCarthy, a traveler in rarefied literary circles, then wrote another on what might be considered McCarthy's polar opposite, the Grateful Dead, died on Monday in Damariscotta, Maine.
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If you needed any more evidence that we live in completely polarized country at the moment, simply look to the two polar-opposite reactions to the Sunday night Stormy Daniels interview on "60 Minutes" as exhibits A-through-Z.
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" London Mayor Sadiq Khan, a vocal critic of Trump, said Friday that the President "got the message from the many Londoners who love America and Americans but find his policies and action the polar opposite of our city's values.
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Migos's Culture II, out since January, is both a sequel to their beloved Culture (2017), and its polar opposite: similarly upbeat, chirpy trap songs, inverted from the original album's efficiently compressed shape into a sprawling, disorderly two-disc mess.
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And since the sponsors are helping people create interesting content that entertains their friends, there's a vivid sense of gratitude towards the brand that's the polar opposite to how people typically feel after being forced to sit through an ad.
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First we saw Rihanna and Julia Roberts go toe-to-toe in a matching Gucci dress styled in polar opposite ways, and now we have Amal Clooney and Hailee Steinfeld sporting the same striped shirt dress a mere four days apart.
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Céline followed up that dark look with its polar opposite on Wednesday, opting for some super bright, floral print suiting, stepping out of her hotel in a coordinated blazer, overcoat, and wide leg trousers covered in pink, red, and white blossoms.
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An anthropomorphized snake, buff and mohawked, Phang is not snake-like at all, not least because he has arms and legs; almost as tall as Gritty, he is respected but not revered and, in many ways, is Gritty's polar opposite.
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So while US intelligence agencies are pressing hard for the controversial portion of the law which allows the US government to intercept the communications of foreign intelligence targets to be made permanent, EU officials are pushing in the polar opposite direction.
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I am certainly not the only person who developed a horrified passing obsession with this unsettling chapter in '60s Americana — the polar opposite of sunny California surf culture — the epitome of evil, a disturbing legend that is painfully and regrettably true.
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Erin is the polar opposite of Garrett's ex Amy (Leighton Meester), who tearfully admits she only said she didn't want a birthday present so Garrett would think she was so cool he'd want to buy her an extra special gift.
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Mr. Trump picked Mr. Bolton in part as a reaction against the narrative that the current and retired generals in his administration were really running things, and in part to find a polar opposite of Mr. Bolton's predecessor, Lt. Gen.
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Those prosecutors share a common background: a professional tradition of intellectual and evidentiary rigor and burdens of proof, a strong moral sense — the polar opposite of the president's unique blend of mushy, transactional, in-the-moment, muddy truthiness and whataboutism.
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The dueling proposals reflect the polar opposite stances of the two parties on Mr. Trump's impeachment, but they also underscore deep worries among Republicans and Democrats alike that the exercise is likely to become more frequent, given persistent and intense partisanship.
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Across North America and abroad, he is seen as the feminist, diversity-championing, bhangra-dancing, Ramadan-celebrating Liberal Party leader of the north who is the polar opposite of President Donald Trump, and a dig to the perpetuity of American injustice.
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"It's bizarre given that Pete is the literal polar opposite of Trump- in words, deeds, values, experience, demeanor- but he melts people's brains in the same way and completely blocks out the sun for competitors similarly," she tweeted this month.
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Related: The Long Shadow of the Oka Crisis on the Children Who Were There Horn-Miller, who, at 14-years-old, cooked food for the Mohawk warriors for three weeks during the crisis, said the two standoffs had "polar opposite" goals.
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Children answer this question in a variety of telling ways, whether by opting for the safety of a playmate who might as well be a twin or the adventure of reaching out to a polar opposite or by steering some in-between course.
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Anna and Elsa (the magnetic Patti Murin and Caissie Levy, respectively) are still polar-opposite siblings whose lives are turned into turmoil when Elsa unleashes her long-suppressed powers to manipulate ice and snow, placing their kingdom of Arendelle under a deep freeze.
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The two represent polar opposite ends of the intellectual spectrum when it comes to content creation, with Netflix following a model that hews somewhat closely to the studio system and Amazon turning to high-profile indie producers and directors to establish their brand.
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You know, if you look at the NFL, which is probably the polar opposite and being sort of the most locked into specific formats, not allowing your content to travel on social media just means that you're not gonna reach certain people.
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The soul singer has been compared to Otis Redding, and his cover of "Stay Away" with the Menahan Street Band for Spin magazine's Nevermind 20th anniversary album (which also made it onto his debut album) is practically the polar opposite of the original.
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So it is fitting that the biggest threat to Mr. Trump is coming from the courts, and from Mr. Mueller, who in many ways represents Mr. Trump's polar opposite — a man who has devoted his life to respecting and enforcing the law.
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He'd kill the masses to satisfy his inferiority complex—that if he was as breakable as he is, surely, there would be a polar opposite who could justify his reason for existing (even if that meant becoming the antithesis to a good).
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If you want to see Scarlett Johansson — currently up for two Oscars for her performances in "Marriage Story" and "Jojo Rabbit" — in a movie that's the polar opposite of "Marriage Story," one option is this turbulent adaptation of a famed Japanese manga.
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The story has a boilerplate quality to it — father with a drinking problem; a pair of polar-opposite brothers — yet a standout performance by Theo Rossi ("Sons of Anarchy") as the black sheep of the family overcomes a lot of the film's flaws.
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The narrator veers between two polar-opposite stances: On one side, there's envy at his friend's heady social and professional climb, and on the other, deep disdain at the anti-egalitarian, un-self-conscious vulgarity of the wedding and its display of status.
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UC Davis' clinic is in many ways the polar opposite of what patients see when they use online services like Teladoc and HealthTap, which rely on networks of tens of thousands of doctors to deliver health care directly to users, often without ever having met.
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Coincidentally, his art bears a relationship to Chamberlain's in that both were characterized as Minimalist by dint of their material focus (Chamberlain worked primarily in steel; Doyle in wood) while their sweeping, even violent gestures were also associated with Abstract Expressionism, Minimalism's polar opposite.
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After just one week, it was knocked out of the top spot by a rapper working the polar opposite of the moral spectrum: XXXTentacion, the most versatile artist of the SoundCloud rap generation, and also the one with the most heinous allegations of criminal behavior.
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" Henry Olsen, often a Trump supporter, in The Washington Post: "He needs to persuade a small but crucial share of the electorate who frequently disapproves of him but had hitherto opposed impeachment … His current strategy is the polar opposite of what those voters want.
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We also asked why Facebook users should trust Zuckerberg's claim, also made in the CNN interview, that it's now 'open to being regulated' — when its historical playbook is packed with examples of the polar opposite behavior, including ongoing attempts to circumvent existing EU privacy rules.
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As an American, the mere mention of "deep-fried pizza" may conjure images of battered, oversized pepperoni-laced slices served on a stick and made famous at county fairs across the US. But as for a Napoletano, deep-fried pizza is the polar opposite.
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"It appears that President Trump got the message from the many Londoners who love and admire America and Americans but find his policies and actions the polar opposite of our city's values of inclusion, diversity and tolerance," Khan said in a statement last Friday.
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But while Beto's campaign seemed almost painfully meta — he's the guy who party professionals thought seemed like the kind of guy who voters would like — he's running on a substantive agenda that in some ways comes the closest to representing the polar opposite of Trumpism.
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Democrats have moved quickly to paint Mr. Ryan as spineless and calculating for not outright rescinding his endorsement of Mr. Trump, while the right flank in his own party has taken a polar opposite view, saying Mr. Ryan should not publicly criticize the nominee.
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"It appears that President Trump got the message from the many Londoners who love and admire America and Americans but find his policies and actions the polar opposite of our city's values of inclusion, diversity and tolerance," he said Friday in a Twitter post.
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But I actually kind of like about this movie is it's almost the polar opposite in a weird way, is that you're using technology today to try and make this film of 100 years ago, look as close to being what the cameraman saw.
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In a review of her last show, Fear of Waves, which was her debut at CANADA (January 9–February 14, 2016) almost exactly a year ago, I wrote: Bradford has transformed the whimsical into the catastrophic, its polar opposite, without losing her offhand humor.
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The intellectual market on the right has only smiled on a style of discourse that's pretty much the polar opposite of such an approach: purely partisan diatribes that reinscribe the American right's sense of utmost cultural exclusion even at a moment of peak political power.
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The polar opposite of Levi (who, by the way, philosophically leaned conservative), Barr is administering a justice that goes after Trump's targets — even to the point of buying into loony conspiracy theories — and seeks to help protect shady associates of the president from just punishment.
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Many of the book's supporting players are familiar ones from the young-adult canon — the supportive but polar-opposite best friend, the domineering immigrant mother and apathetic father, the improbably tender love interest, the unusually with-it teacher who changes the course of our protagonist's life.
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The rains came late this year, a delay that has worsened a crisis that's the polar opposite of flooding: a nationwide dearth of groundwater that could put hundreds of millions of people at risk in the next five years of fatal droughts, famine and heat waves. 4.
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RABM (Red and Anarchist Black Metal) is one of those loose non-genre genres with which metal is so rife; it's a political and aesthetic orientation as opposed to a distinct sound, much like its polar opposite and sworn enemy, NSBM (National Socialist Black Metal, i.e.
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And while it's ramping up the number of content moderation and safety staff on its books — saying it will have 20,000 people working on that by the end of this year — that's still reactive content assessment; which is the polar opposite of editorial selection and curation.
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The anticlimax of the denouement, though — the polar opposite to the circumstances in which the club won its first Premier League title, in 2012, when Sergio Agüero scored with the last kick of the season to clinch the championship — should not disguise the scale of City's achievement.
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Secretary Clinton's approach is the polar opposite of the one taken by Donald Trump, who does not prioritize the issues that would help more Americans get ahead, and has demonstrated no understanding of the support that so many employers say would be most valuable to them.
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Scott, for his part, is the polar opposite of his womanizing persona—he relates the role of his family in his success and happiness with vivid emotion, and his wife also wrestles—but there's a yearning for being something he is not and perhaps could not be.
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But, a quick glance at Facebook's Ad Library Archive — which it launched in response to concerns about the lack of transparency around political ads on its platform, saying it will imprints of ads sent by political parties for up to seven years — the polar opposite has happened.
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A prophet can be played as a beatific ascetic, but this Samuel is the polar opposite: wild-eyed and somewhat scary, the kind of fellow who when he sits down next to you at a bar causes you to finish your drink in a gulp and leave.
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As seen by Angela Bassett's vodou queen Marie Laveau in American Horror Story: Coven and the villainous Dr. Facilier in Disney's The Princess and the Frog, traditional practices like vodou are portrayed as the polar opposite of good-natured, dreams come true, Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo magic.
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There was no suspense, no sudden epiphany on either side of the aisle — in short, it was the polar opposite of the Clinton impeachment, which veterans of the era like John Bresnahan and Susan Glasser tell me included far more uncertainty and intensity in its final moments.
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He fails at that because as much as he may think he's the polar opposite of liberal elites like Hillary Clinton, people like Cruz have much more in common with their fellow Ivy-educated and well-connected political leaders even though they may not be in the same party.
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In the film, he carries himself with a grace that feels more in line with a 17th century dignitary or ballet dancer (not shocking considering he won season 25 of Dancing with the Stars), and he speaks with a warm, eloquent cadence that's the polar opposite of Peter Kavinsky.
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There are more stereotypically feminine women like Elle and her sorority sisters, but there are also entrepreneurs (Brooke Windham), lawyers and professors (Professor Stromwell), working class women (Paulette), upper class women (Chutney and her mother), queer radical feminists (Enid), and Elle's rival-turned-friend Vivian as her polar opposite.
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Despite the bigger size, though, at 15.7-inches wide, Asus says that the Zephyrus S GX701 is the most compact 17-inch gaming notebook available, and at 18.7mm thick, it's also the thinnest in that size class, making it the polar opposite of its bigger and brawnier Mothership cousin.
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Even though it's a Scandinavian country that stretches far into the arctic circle, with a climate that is the polar opposite of the warm and wispy Spanish islands that give Balearic music it's name, Norway has become a surprisingly reliable home for genre's breeziest tunes in recent years.
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" The other, in 21997, was for a role that was in some ways the polar opposite of Mother: the female lead in the 22015 revival of "Kiss Me, Kate," the Cole Porter show about a troupe of actors performing a musical version of Shakespeare's "The Taming of the Shrew.
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The likely next chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee, Arizona's Raul Grijalva, is the polar opposite of Utah's Rob Bishop, the chairman and one of President Trump's main allies in the effort to rescind national monument designations as well as to open up public lands for extractive industries.
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Large, disorderly and stacked with some of Congress's most outspoken progressives and conservatives, the Judiciary Committee is the polar opposite of the small and staid intelligence panel, where rules drafted to facilitate the handling of government secrets allowed Democrats to tightly control every aspect of the impeachment inquiry.
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This shot, strung together from psychic threads of luck itself, was the polar opposite of the Kevin Love pass, a monstrosity and an abomination that existed only to rob this victory from the team that the better angels of light determined should have been the winners on this day.
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In what will likely be the polar opposite of that event, Pitbull is speaking at the UN on March 22 as part of World Water Day and will address the need for clean water worldwide, an issue you'd think we as humans would have figured out by now, but apparently not.
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You can thank the Astros for getting Ken Giles at whatever the polar opposite of a discount is, or the Red Sox for willingly revitalizing the Padres' farm system to get Craig Kimbrel, or the Cubs for trading the 26th best prospect in baseball for a half-season of Chapman.
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It's a polar opposite vibe from 2016's Rogue One, the first installment in the Star Wars Anthology, which followed Jyn Erso (Felicity Jones) and her band of rebels on their tragic suicide mission to steal the plans to the Death Star, and it's just what the franchise has been missing.
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In fact, while Trump presents himself as the polar opposite of everything that Clinton and the Obama administration stand for -- on admitting refugees, the Iran nuclear deal and America's relationship with China, Mexico and other nations, to cite a few examples -- the billionaire developer has occasionally echoed their foreign policy positions.
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That's why, for this episode of Try Living with Lucie, Lucie Fink decided to pack her bags, grab her Venmo card (a travel necessity that makes buying and splitting purchases much easier), and hit Denver, Colorado, to experience something that's the polar opposite of her typical New York City routine.
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The polar opposite of the agreed "denuclearization" agreement that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE signed with Kim in Singapore is happening.
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As the polar opposite of a germaphobe (a subject the show memorably dealt with a second time in "The Apology," when Kramer serves an entire meal he prepared while bathing), I've never been bothered by sharing drinks or ice cream cones, and double-dipping doesn't make me bat an eye.
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Donald Trump, beyond the extramarital affairs, is nearly Hart's polar opposite—he demonstrated next to no command of the issues during his campaign, but weathered scandal after scandal because he was able to make the Republican base feel that it could trust him, despite his documented history of saying things that weren't true.
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"Voters who were on the fence between the seemingly polar opposite candidates said both communicated well with working-class people and made strong cases for how they would improve the economy," The New York Times reported from Vermont last week, observing the odd phenomenon of voters who consider the two candidates quite comparable.
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Williamson had a breakout moment Tuesday with her passionate speech about the water crisis in Flint, Michigan, and how it reveals the depth of racial inequality in the US. Yang had moments Wednesday night when he cracked jokes about being the polar opposite of President Donald Trump because he's an Asian man who likes math.
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Mr. Macron has made a gamble, given Mr. Trump's unpopularity, that he can court him but not be tarnished by him — or even that he can burnish his own reputation as a leader who is so psychologically astute that he can gain the ear of an American president who is in many respects his polar opposite.
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The trio, who are the polar opposite of West Wing fans, discussed "health, fitness, food, rock 'n' roll, Chuck Berry and Bo Diddley, secure borders, the history of the United States, guns, bullets, bows and arrows, North Korea, Russia" with the president, who knows nothing about any of these thirteen topics, with the possible exception of border security.
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Trump has talked with Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) and other GOP power brokers, but McConnell, who is in many ways Trump's polar opposite in terms of personality and politics, has kept his distance.
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The terrible experiences she's processing are punctuated by flashes of simpler horrors — drawings of the covers of her beloved Dread, Ghoulish and Ghastly magazines (dead ringers for the real-world Creepy and Eerie, whose frequent contributor Richard Corben seems to have had as much of an impact on Ferris's artwork as his polar opposite, Lynda Barry).
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The worst of today's TV fathers — the doofus dads of the new CBS shows "Kevin Can Wait" (starring Kevin James) and "Man With a Plan" (with Matt LeBlanc) for instance — have lost the authoritarian strain and are back in a one-dimensional dad prison, the polar opposite of the "Father Knows Best" one, but a prison nonetheless.
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But it's worth comparing Airbnb, Google, or any other corporation whose stated morality can easily change with what's trending on Twitter, with its polar opposite in terms of approach to public opinion: the Catholic Church, a body that has, by and large, steadfastly resisted altering its doctrines to reflect a given cultural mood, even when many of its members might like it to.
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Deller's approach to depicting the figure is the polar opposite of that of many of his contemporaries, who have famously embraced the free-market economics of the art-fair system by making such works as Damian Hirst's hyper-commodified diamond-encrusted skull (For the Love of God, 2007) and Mark Quinn's life-sized 18k-gold statue of supermodel Kate Moss (Sphinx, 2006).
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It seems weird and more than a little pointless to think or in any way care about Skip Bayless, or to marvel at what an incredible cheater Tom Brady is, when the Supreme Court is in the hands of Donald Trump, when this country's racist element has been so stoked by eight years of a black president it elected his polar opposite.
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Martha McSallyMartha Elizabeth McSallyHow Citizens United altered America's political landscape McConnell keeps press in check as impeachment trial starts Progressive group launches campaign targeting vulnerable GOP senators on impeachment MORE (R-Ariz.) considering new evidence in the upcoming Senate trial of President Trump, her reaction, declining to comment to the congressional correspondent, set off another polar opposite reaction in the political media.
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This is the polar opposite of a view that was novel when espoused by President Bill Clinton 20 years ago, and has mellowed to a bipartisan cliché of American public life: that some challenges such as terrorism, nuclear weapons, and migration are so large and complex that they can only be solved collectively, in an environment where, by implication, sovereignty is not paramount.
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It is so consummately British, with beat-up leather chairs and Oriental rugs, that I felt as if I were on a stage set depicting what English life is supposed to look, smell and taste like — a kind of visual and gustatory polar opposite to my former undergrad life, enclosed in my cubicle by night and existing on weak, sugary tea and bland boiled meats by day.
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She was succeeded by Michael Flynn, a reactionary former Army general with troublingly Islamophobic views who was fired after less than a month in office for lying to Vice President Mike Pence about his contacts with the Russian ambassador to the US. Flynn, in turn, was replaced by McMaster — a man who is in many ways the polar opposite of both him and Bannon.
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Another view of stem cell research The Japanese study and the second study describing the blinding of three patients stand as "polar-opposite approaches to testing new therapies for age-related macular degeneration (AMD), which is a leading cause of blindness among elderly patients," wrote Dr. George Q. Daley, dean of the faculty of medicine at Harvard Medical School, in an editorial published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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Thomas MassieThomas Harold MassieAirports already have plenty of infrastructure funding Overnight Defense: House votes to block Trump arms sales to Saudis, setting up likely veto | US officially kicks Turkey out of F-2628 program | Pentagon sending 28503,22019 more troops to border House votes to block Trump's Saudi arms sale MORE's (R-Ky.) Federal Reserve Transparency Act has received growing bipartisan support, even from polar opposite ideologues like Sens.
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The chancellor's decision now makes clear that neither she nor her country are immune to the forces that have reordered politics across the Continent — the cratering of the political center; the rise of populist forces; the blowback from the migration crisis; and a redrawing of the political fault lines away from the historical left-right divide toward a battle between liberal pro-European values and their nationalist polar opposite.
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Perhaps it's the fact that all that glimmer and shine is the polar opposite of the natural, fuss-free beauty we embrace in the warmer months; maybe it's our way of gearing up for Christmas and New Year's Eve, our makeup bag mirroring the fairy lights with which we deck the halls in our daydreams of an Instagram-ready life that does not involve arguing about politics with our second cousins at the dinner table on Christmas Eve.
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