Sentence examples for make two opposing from inspiring English sources

These observations make two opposing points.

Experimenters conduct interviews with the help of two identical hand puppets that make two opposing statements on a topic before asking children to describe themselves.

The point/counterpoint format of TV news in particular makes equivalents of two opposing arguments, regardless of the credibility of either one.

The impasse over the new coalition has prompted talk of a breakup of Belgium, which is made up of two opposing groups — Dutch-speaking Flanders in the north and French-speaking Wallonia in the south.

This makes Harket's two opposing racers reappear, armed with a large pipe wrench and apparently aggressive.

As soon as the news of this translation was made public, the two opposing armies staked their positions: sensationalists claimed the find was incontrovertible evidence for the biblical veracity of King Solomon; minimalists declared that great caution was needed before making any romanticized assertions.

MSNBC's Roberts claims that he's not ducking the issue of Trump's relationship with Putin, but won't call the Republican's current disavowals lies, merely preferring the false equivalence of saying he's made two completely diametrically opposing claims and treating both as equally valid.

Mr Cameron, accused by some Tories of not campaigning hard enough for a No vote, told his MPs last night that he would make one speech each week opposing AV until the referendum.

Choosing to make one yearly payment as opposed to monthly, quarterly or semi-annually can also help save money.

The maximum feret length is the longest distance of the contour as if a caliper was used to make the measurement across the two opposing sides (NeuroExplorer, MBF Bioscience, VT).

Two opposing trends have made it hard to gauge the true extent of inflation in the developing world.