Sentence examples for critical opposition from inspiring English sources
The prospects for approval are slight since Congress is controlled by an increasingly critical opposition.
Geek culture was formed in critical opposition to mainstream social culture and is defined through rapidly expanding and evolving technologies.
Bacon's innovations earned him contempt and ferocious critical opposition, both during his life and up to the present day.
Critical opposition was virtually unanimous and legal action was taken to try to stop it going ahead.
Video sculpture, and video art in general, had to define themselves in relation to or in critical opposition against broadcast TV.
The chairman of the Commonwealth Observer Group, Dr. Salim Ahmed Salim, said the vote was organized and peaceful but lacked "critical opposition voices".
These polarities may designate aesthetic or critical oppositions (classic versus romantic, classic versus avant-garde), or they may indicate historical oppositions (in the following, the first term of each pair is considered to embody the aesthetic characteristics of Classicism: Renaissance versus Gothic, High Renaissance versus Mannerist, and Poussinist versus Rubenist).
The pair is credited with having led the party away from its traditional position of critical leftist opposition and moving it closer to the Partido Revolucionario Instítucional (P.R.I ., Mexico's governing party.
The government, having been critical in opposition of the extradition arrangements, is considering a report by a retired appeal court judge, Sir Scott Baker, which last year found the US/UK treaty was balanced and fair.
The Mayor, Rob Drew, believed the centre development should be an exciting time for Port Macquarie and was critical of opposition to the project, characterising it as "slanderous accusations" and "fomenting discontent".
Other core values include getting ahead -- a "moral mandate" in America; the pursuit of happiness; symbolic patriotism, emotional attachment to symbols such as the flag and anthem; and critical patriotism, opposition to American policies by citizens who love the country and want it to live up to its high ideals.
