Sentence examples for antagonistic idea from inspiring English sources

I wonder, is the brutality exerted on the Lawn from the crowd's physical movement or from what the Parks Department deems to be an antagonistic idea?

They advance antagonistic ideas about what art should do for and/or to society.

"He was deeply hurt and antagonistic to the idea".

Mr. Sharansky's constituency tends to be antagonistic to the idea that Israel, such a small country compared with the former Soviet Union, would make territorial concessions.

However, the analysis of health policy documents indicates that Portugal has also experienced a distancing of environmental policies and health policies, that is: a trend antagonistic to the ideas of the different version of HFA.

Thurston ridicules it with his usual brand of nonsense, while axeman Lee Ranaldo and drummer Steve Shelley seem genuinely antagonistic to the very idea.

Martin [76] extended the idea of antagonistic pleiotropy for APOE suggesting that the ε4 allele could be advantageous in cases of infections with pathogens requiring host lipids for survival.

This album, though, I think is a bit more about saying something that feels true … not that those two ideas are antagonistic".

Their reaction, as reported on the website of their trade body, the News Media Association (NMA), is wholly antagonistic to the BBC's idea.

This is antagonistic with the entropy coding idea.

"The two ideas are not antagonistic," he said.