Sentence examples for Opposed to one another from inspiring English sources

He says that in order to do the things that need to be done economically, there will have to be coalitions of people that are often opposed to one another on various social-issue grounds to do that.

Sketching its "anatomy," this seminar will distinguish at least four broad forms of communism, interrelated and not necessarily opposed to one another, but different enugh to be recognized on their own: communism as revolution, communism as regime, communism as anti-colonialism and communism as a varient of social democracy.

Nor are the old models diametrically opposed to one another.

Others, like the mirroring, increasingly authoritarian regimes in China and the Philippines, are opposed to one another.

In the De interpretatione Aristotle discussed ways in which affirmative and negative propositions with the same subjects and predicates can be opposed to one another.

Tippett asked the two, so opposed to one another in their politics, what good they saw in the other's position and what troubled them about their own.

But when one thinks about the Roosevelt era, one thinks of all of these scholars and social scientists going to Washington and one has a greater sense of the success of the effort than one did, for example, during the Kennedy period, the whole group as opposed to one or another individual.

Look, there are still some people who are opposed to one thing or another, but overall the tone between town and gown, if you will, is much, much improved".

KUTTNER: The part of the national debt that's held by the public, as opposed to one government agency borrowing from another, is 40% of GDP.

Today you only can do that one to one as opposed to one to many.

They appeared to be playing near one another, as opposed to with one another.