Sentences with phrase «poles apart»

When I look at my marriage now, and compare that with what I thought it would be, the two are poles apart.

The outlook of all the resumes may appear to be similar, but the contents are definitely different and poles apart.

Bionics is a brilliant synthesis of poles apart branches of science that explores the interplay between electronics, human psychology and robotics.

So, while the two worlds appear poles apart, both are constrained in their own ways.

In this case, the parties were poles apart in what they felt would be reasonable ongoing spousal maintenance.

It is clear that the Electrabel tribunal's use of EU law is poles apart from e.g. the Maffezini tribunal's engagement, and its discussion on the division of competences between the EU and its member states is problematic in light of Opinions 1/91 and 2/13, where the Court explicitly stated that questions of competence are its sole prerogative.

[11] Fourth, the illegal cross-examination here is dangerous because it is so beguiling, and because it so seamlessly melds many things which should be kept poles apart:...

The full range of scientific disciplines should be included; notably, the social sciences can play a key role in improving how the public may react or adapt: Science and society all too often remain poles apart.

This is where the way economists like you and John think about these things and the way everybody else thinks about these things are poles apart.

Although Andrew Skolnick and I are poles apart regarding the Catastrophic Anthropogenic Climate Change (CACC) hypothesis I still have a lot of respect for his courage and tenacity regarding searching for the truth and his transparency.

Two poles apart, simultaneously local and universal, serve to tell a story between those who have and those who have not.

While poles apart visually, the two series excerpted in Stan Douglas's 14th solo appearance at David Zwirner through April 7 have more in common than may initially appear; both are products of sophisticated processes of manipulation, and both position the photographic medium as an arena in which the staged and the real (however that's defined) are not simply pitted against one another, but are fused into new and confounding wholes.

The individual styles of the two men were also poles apart.

While poles apart visually, Tim Hawkinson's current appearance at the Whitney bears comparison to Christo and Jean - Claude's recent Central Park Gates, a few final remnants of which I walked through en route to the museum.

2013 Akron Art Museum, «Line Color Illusion: 40 Years of Julian Stanczak», Akron Art Museum, Akron, Ohio Trickey, Erick, «Color Wonder», Cleveland Magazine, Cleveland, Ohio Maciuszko, Jerzy J., «POLES APART.

At first sight these two art forms might seem to be poles apart, but the exhibition Dancing Light proves the opposite.

Clearly, the paintings / installations of Katarina Grosse come into this category, and so do the paintings of Jeffrey Steele, though the products of these two artists seem poles apart.

This means there's a pleasingly DIY feel to the whole affair, which is poles apart from, for example, Gran Turismo guru Kazunori Yamauchi's almost painfully meticulous approach.

The Arctic and Antarctica are poles apart, but packed with similarly spectacular wildlife, icebergs and adventures.

However, the offers provided by one company may be poles apart from another.

!!!!!!! You and Davy are poles apart in your valuations....

And some are just poles apart.

Its speakers are — sensibly — placed poles apart on the bottom edge — and there are two of them.

FAR FROM THE TREE The mother - daughter writing and sleuthing team in Antiques Swap may share genes, but their methods are poles apart.

While the two SUVs are poles apart in their approach, both are known to be very capable off - road and the Evoque might be priced very close to the Jeep.

The Range Rover Evoque convertible and the Jeep Wrangler are certainly poles apart but if you are looking for something of their type, you might be looking to make a statement.

Like we have said before, the Land Rover and the Jeep are poles apart.

While the two SUVs are poles apart in their approach, both are known to be very capable off - road and the Evoque will be priced very close to the price tag of the Jeep.

Still, wait a second, why would we pick two hatchbacks so poles apart to each other this way?

We are just talking about the windshield concept here, obviously both cars are poles apart.

Overall, the difference between the styling of the existing C - Class and the upcoming one is literally poles apart.

On the automotive spectrum, Porsche and Prius are poles apart.

So it comes down to two lightweights that are poles apart but share a rare sense of theatre and offer a unique flavour.

We, of course, were poles apart from these credulous fools and their vaporous theories.

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· Many a time, you might go on a date with someone without knowing the other person very well and find out that you are poles apart and might not be comfortable in each other's company.

Yes, both the places do help you meet rich men and date them, but the relationship traits and attributes are poles apart for both the sites.

They are all poles apart something which a dating site will not tell you.

When you are dating internationally, there are some cultural differences involved: for example, the view on relationships and love may be poles apart in your and her culture.

The age gap also means that your respective social circles will be poles apart.

MacFarlane told The Australian that «I don't think we're poles apart» and that the government would soon announce initiatives that would «reinforce» some of the ideas in Chubb's report.

Science and diplomacy are two endeavors that may seem poles apart in the tasks undertaken and people who undertake them.

Psychopathy and altruism seem to be poles apart, but in her book The Fear Factor Abigail Marsh suggests how one can explain the other

The manner in which he wove together his personal story — the son of a successful small businessman — with his experiences visiting upcoming small businesses as part of his Future Jobs tour was poles apart from the hectoring Junior Common Room poses that Ed Miliband strikes when he talks at business.

The SNP are poles apart from Ukip when it comes to their actual policies: the former is pro-European and broadly left - wing, the latter the opposite.

Current Indian and Pakistani positions on the modalities of Siachen conflict resolution are poles apart, and the two countries might be partly, if not wholly, right in maintaining respective fears about each other's strategic motivations.

That you won't be patronised with false promises of success and idiotic statements such as Wenger «can be a catalyst for change» — when everyone with a brain knows that Wenger and change are mutually exclusive and poles apart.

The two team's records on the 1st January are poles apart, as while Arsenal haven't lost a home league game on this date since 1985, the Eagles have won just one of their last seven league games away from home on New Year's Day which came in 1996 at Portsmouth.

Sikh leadership should have propagated the message that Sikhs & Muslims are poles apart.

If he had, the two halves would have been driven poles apart.