Sentence examples similar to basic antagonism between a from inspiring English sources

It assumes a basic antagonism between the people and an elite at the heart of its politics.

When Microsoft workers demand putting "children and families above profits", or Amazon workers condemn the fixation on shareholder value as "a race to the bottom", they are identifying a basic antagonism between their concerns and those of management.

"It is increasingly clear," he wrote in the early 1940's, "that there is a basic antagonism between the philosophy of the industrial age and the philosophy of the conservationist".

Affirming a naturalistic theism would remove a key part of the contemporary antagonism between a scientific and a religious world view.

Chapter one of the manifesto maintains that in the place of the "manifold gradations" of feudal society, bourgeois capitalism has simplified class antagonisms, reducing society down to a basic competition between a bourgeois class – who owned the means of production – and a growing proletariat – who had only their labour power to sell in order to live.

The antagonism between them offers a depth of rivalry and rage that shows no sign of abating.

Such a treaty would formally end decades of antagonism between the countries over a group of islands seized by Russia at the end of World War II.

That visit to China by Nixon was a breakthrough in the antagonism between Washington and Beijing and led to a bilateral agreement on improving relations between the countries.

Briefly, it involves inducing frustration and antagonism between the participant and a videotaped opponent.

Antagonism between auxin and SA, a major regulator of plant defences, has long been demonstrated [ 55].

There might be a simple balance between opposite effects or a real antagonism between these two classes of compounds.