the reverse of the medal

the reverse of the medal

The opposite, contrary, or differing point of view about or aspect of something. Freelance writers have much greater flexibility in their schedule, as well as in the content they create; the reverse of the medal, of course, is that they rarely have anything resembling job security.
See also: medal, of, reverse
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

the reverse of the medal (or shield)

the opposite view of a matter.
See also: medal, of, reverse
Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary
See also:
  • bright side
  • flip side
  • the flip side (of something)
  • the flip side of something
  • middle ground
  • down to (someone or something)
  • down to somebody/something
  • that's saying something
  • go into detail
  • go into detail(s)
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2 tonnes of bronze to make 5,000 Olympic and Paralympic medals.The medals at Rio 2016 included an element of recycled material, but at a lower level to those produced for 2020.The front of the Olympic medal shows the traditional design featuring the goddess of victory, but since Munich 1972 the host nation have designed the reverse of the medal.
Tokyo 2020 Olympic medals made from recycled phones
Now, research from the University of Colorado Boulder has pinpointed a potential biological mechanism explaining the reverse of the medal - how lack of sleep affects circulation by promoting the build-up of fatty deposits in the arteries (atherogenesis), which can increase a person's risk of experiencing a stroke or heart attack.
How lack of sleep harms circulation
Under George VI the names were on the reverse of the medal.
AT EASE
However, the reverse of the medal, as pointed out by almost all observers, is a conflict that has emerged between members of the same list to obtain the preferential vote.
Aoun in his address to Lebanese voters on eve of legislative elections: Free yourselves from the means of pressure and temptation
On the reverse of the medal is the date November 5, 1854.
VC may belong to Durham war hero; MYSTERY OVER MEDAL FOUND ON BANKS OF THAMES
On the reverse of the medal is inscribed "For Bravery in the Field".
Rejected from the army for being too small, but Denis became a true war hero; Like many young men his age Denis Sullivan was sent to fight in World War I. But unlike others, by the time he was 20 years old he had already been awarded the Distinguished Conduct Medal (DCM) and the Military Medal (MM), for gallantry. His grandson Thomas Page tells Jessica Flynn his fascinating story
The reverse of the medal shows the BIC's Tower with "Bahrain International Circuit" and "10th Anniversary 2004-2014" engraved on the margin.
CBB issues F1 10th anniversary coin, medal
The jumping order will be the reverse of the medal order, putting the Saudis in third last to go.
Saudi riders start individual competition today
(2.) In The Reverse of the Medal, O'Brian refers to a character named Madame de La Feuillade, an English agent working in France.
"I have frequently ... regretted the manner of her life": Patrick O'Brian's Diana Villiers and Jane Austen's cousin, Eliza de Feuillide
Now, research from the University of Colorado Boulder has pinpointed a potential biological mechanism explaining the reverse of the medal - how lack of sleep affects circulation by promoting the buildup of fatty deposits in the arteries (atherogenesis), which can increase a person's risk of experiencing a stroke or heart attack.
How lack of sleep harms circulation