Sentence examples for antagonistic positioning from inspiring English sources

Subtle but antagonistic positioning against Pakistan continued in Bollywood until the 1980s, when India was characterized by internal turmoil.

Almost three months into the discussion, we are stuck with antagonistic positions.

Politicians who were weary of the antagonistic positions taken by Ghani's predecessor, Hamid Karzai, have welcomed the new president with open arms.

Despite the antagonistic positions separating them, the groups were both favourable to setting up a pan-African institution based on the principles of state sovereignty, non-interference in the internal affairs of member states and the inviolability of national boundaries.

"Our vast preference is no additional mandates, but we don't want to be in an antagonistic position with a longtime friend like Senator Domenici," says Trautwein of the manufacturers' group.

The authors explain this based on their supposed effectiveness over politics and economics – there are two antagonistic positions.

While they vary in their types and objectives, environment NGOs in particular often find themselves in an antagonistic position concerning public and private land development.

In the first part, Stumpf examines two antagonistic positions which prevailed at the time, namely J. S. Mill's empiricism according to which there is no knowledge that is not mediately acquired by induction, and Kantian transcendentalism which claims that our knowledge of the general principles of mathematics is based on synthetic a priori judgments.

It is clear that despite their seemingly antagonistic positions, the United States and China actually complement each other since their intransigent stands prevents the achievement of a tough global agreement that would finally put a stop to their uncontrolled emissions.

Selective antagonistic positions are clustered around the extracellular region, especially between TMH5 and TMH6.

I mean it was very difficult for me because it was a very antagonistic position to be in – everybody wanted to see what we were doing but nobody was willing to help the patients who were having abortions.