Sentence examples for a work against from inspiring English sources

At a Central Party Committee meeting, Mao praised Wang's novella as a work "against bureaucracy".

It was a work against forgetting, a work that highlighted the dangers of politicians appropriating culture.

Timothy Ferris, reviewing the book in The New York Times, wrote that it "emerges as a monument to sound scholarship and graceful style," adding that "it is a work against which future scientific biographies will be measured".

Thoroughly absorbed in the duties of his new office, Bossuet found time to publish a work against Protestantism, Exposition de la doctrine de l'église catholique sur les matières de controverse (1671; "Exposition on the Doctrine of the Catholic Church on the Matters of Controversy").

The speed of change in electronic technology, the disconnect between data storage and display and the virtual nature of digital imagery raise difficult questions: how to tell genuine from fake or copy; how to create and protect uniqueness; and how to protect a work against technological obsolescence.

The focus of the epistemological issues could be ranked mutatis mutandi with modern discussion surrounding the scientific status of astronomical theories (however, as Jardine has pointed out, it would be sounder to read Kepler's CU more as a work against skepticism than in the context of the modern realism/instrumentalism polemic).

Time to cut loose Another day, another artist produces a work protesting against the cuts.

I have no idea, but would such a laser work against film cameras?

Moreover, the authors in a way work against themselves when trying to compare their predictions against experiment, but only take into the account the first NMR model.

Even in social settings, be sure to never say a bad work against your employer.

A baton can work against a singing sound, he added.