Sentence examples for find a counterweight from inspiring English sources
If the left manages to find a counterweight to Mr Beck, we can presumably expect to see arguments that because corporations are publicly chartered entities, the CEOs of all American companies are communist apparatchiks and Mitt Romney is Joseph Stalin.
North Korea also wants to find a counterweight to Beijing.
By taking him as her husband, the shrew doesn't surrender her moxie, but rather finds a counterweight to her own strength.
Both nations were eager to find a geopolitical counterweight to the Soviet Union, and a rapprochement, the thinking went, might provide that.
The article quotes Charles Kenny, the author of "Getting Better: Why Global Development is Succeeding — And How We Can Improve the World Even More," which I find an invaluable counterweight to the professional doomsaying that often dominates development discourse.
The tiny band of academic dissenters, such as the ultra-Thatcherite Patrick Minford, enjoy entirely disproportionate prominence as they are wheeled out for "balance" in much the same way that the broadcasters used to regard it as necessary to find a climate change denier counterweight to every scientist from the mainstream.
The tenderness with which he shaped passages such as the opening Kyrie found its counterweight in furiously dynamic allegros.
They see this as a counterweight to the EU's more protectionist, interventionist countries.
"It's a counterweight to asana-heavy practices that you find elsewhere".
"We will feel free to go and look for a counterweight".
