At times in our recent history, they were poles apart or, at best, unaware of each other's existence, and they were often undervalued. |
Far from the aesthetic and the ethical being poles apart, as Kierkegaard and Tolstoy insisted, the aesthetic is itself a quasi-moral project. |
He was poles apart from all his nieces and nephews who were absolutely feral about Vietnam war and what we were doing there and about how Australia was changing. |
The modern industry is already poles apart from its position at the turn of the 21st century. |
We haven't moved away from one another, because there's a fraternal side, although we're poles apart. |
Not poles apart from Tory thinking, but the implementation may throw up some differences. |