quite the opposite
quite the contrary

She had never wanted for love or attention- quite the opposite.

Quite the opposite to what she was going to go.

Well, now we know that quite the opposite has happened.

This is not about making things more difficult, quite the opposite!

Quite the opposite from her first meeting him so long ago.

But he told the court it was quite the opposite.

Now, though, they seemed to be doing quite the opposite.

"Yet days ago you stood before me and said quite the opposite."

According to most studies, however, the reality is quite the opposite.

But then it turned out that they were not all right, and, as a matter of fact, quite the opposite.

Somewhere along the line, she had become quite the opposite.

Quite the opposite in fact, because what actually happens as a result of the hair cut?

Here at the bottom of the world, however, it was quite the opposite.

This does not mean that we must take no action at all - quite the opposite, in fact!

Then, like most people, I became convinced of quite the opposite.

Quite the opposite: I had never before felt so alive.

Neither have I heard that anything is wrong with the performance, quite the opposite, in fact.

"I think the situation is quite the opposite," she said.

Quite the opposite: they look like a waste of money.

I do not find the series offensive at all- quite the opposite in fact.

Quite the opposite, to be honest, I see it as a great show of support for public companies.

Quite the opposite, in fact; she seemed amused by his attention.

Quite the opposite is true: they view it as a great danger.

From my vantage point, however, quite the opposite was the case.

Quite the opposite: we need you to keep him safer than ever!

She was no longer trying to hold me off, quite the contrary.

This is not because we have done any less work, quite the contrary.

"I should say that quite the contrary is the case."

But this does not mean that we are against research, quite the contrary.

Quite the contrary - we want to show them clearly.

Of course I make no such claim, in fact quite the contrary.

A. We're not looking for schools to do it all; quite the contrary.

Quite the contrary; our true problem is a very practical one.

Quite the contrary: I embrace him for who he is.

And now, quite the contrary, it is on the rise.

I do not deny him that right, quite the contrary.

He did not seem at all disappointed; quite the contrary.

The fact we're having this debate suggests quite the contrary.

We do not want Africa to become our cross, in fact quite the contrary.

"Quite the contrary - he saw that as his mission in life."

I, myself, do not see it so, quite the contrary.

You're not protesting against the war we've got; quite the contrary.

Quite the contrary, the October crash came at a time of strong economic growth.

That does not mean there will be no textile industry at all - quite the contrary.

It is absolutely nothing to do with a lack of respect - quite the contrary, in fact.

I don't think it will be a problem here - quite the contrary in a way.

Quite the contrary; I should consider them a healthy sign, if a bit late in coming.

Quite the contrary, the delay is an act of political courage.

But he is never, ever solemn - quite the contrary.

Quite the contrary, its independence and authority took years to develop.