Widmerpool is always on the make, always pretending to be sympathetic to the latest political fad, the antithesis to the hopeless, if charming, losers of the upper class.
"Beckham was the antithesis to the godawful lad culture of the late Nineties, " GQ.co.uk fashion editor Nick Carvell told CNN.
Park and Chopra turned out to be the antithesis of bureaucrats.
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Nonetheless, the party remains the antithesis to the modern secular country envisaged by Mahatma Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of independent India.
The two human profiles are at antithesis to the other.
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Although it's such a complete antithesis to the views held by their so-called coalition partners, the Lib Dem MEPs, it is a view with support at the Conservative Conference.
The Razzies were set up by copywriter and publicist John Wilson as the antithesis to the Oscars, and are voted for by members of the Golden Raspberry Award Foundation, which is open to anyone.
When you talk to Chris Lavergne, the founder and publisher of Thought Catalog, a website known for its hyperpersonal and often controversial essays, you immediately realize that his demeanor is the antithesis to the stories that he publishes.
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It would, indeed, be accurate to read her as the antithesis of the typical hero who more often than not is male, white, straight and privileged.
About half of U.S. homes are on equalized billing programs that even out power bills month to month and are the antithesis of real-time pricing programs.
Needless to say, this is the antithesis of those who founded the U.S. in the 1790s.
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In the (limited) sense that strategy is an unchanging commitment to something, it is the antithesis of flexibility.
Needless to say, such a Soviet position would be the very antithesis of the international isolation the Bush Administration hopes will force Iraq to retreat.
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Although voters may not particularly care to notice, Mr McCain is the antithesis of Mr Clinton not just in terms of character, but on issues such as deregulation (fiercely for it) and abortion (guardedly against it).
The recent hoard discovery, according to Mr Green, was the "complete antithesis".
It is the antithesis of education for each generation to have to learn the same lessons all over again and on their own.
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But asking her to withdraw her paper before the truth is known is the antithesis of science.
It might make sense to a judge or a lawyer, but it is almost the antithesis of what science is all about.
As befits a city that hates to go with the flow, Barcelona's take on modernism was the ebullient antithesis of the rigidly functional interpretation that defined it elsewhere.
It is the antithesis of a open and universal free market for millions of consumers who can otherwise rush to buy the latest Android, iphone, or car.
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Actions in the Facebook setting seem the antithesis of Incognito browing in Google Chrome or InPrivate browsing with Microsoft Internet Explorer that are available to all so inclined.
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