| In its emphasis on self-knowledge gained through the study of poetry and heroes, Emerson's idea of self-reliance is poles apart from the modern notion of self-esteem. |
| The modern industry is already poles apart from its position at the turn of the 21st century. |
| Not poles apart from Tory thinking, but the implementation may throw up some differences. |
| It is too bold to say they all follow a co-ordinated plan, yet there are acts that seem pretty much similar and there are others that are poles apart in nature. |
| At times in our recent history, they were poles apart or, at best, unaware of each other's existence, and they were often undervalued. |
| We haven't moved away from one another, because there's a fraternal side, although we're poles apart. |
