Sentence examples for opponent's position from inspiring English sources

"The only thing consistent about my opponent's position is that he's been inconsistent," Mr. Bush said.

And we can talk about the differences between our positions and our opponent's position".

When games reach their endgames, he is like a boa constrictor — continually applying pressure by slowly squeezing the opponent's position.

But even after adopting the $42,000 figure as his benchmark, Mr. McCain went on to misrepresent his opponent's position.

Unlike backgammon, in which an opponent's position is visible, a poker player does not know what another player's cards are and so cannot follow pure strategies.

Petrosyan's play, subtle and tirelessly patient, was designed to weaken an opponent's position gradually rather than to crush it at a single blow.

Mr. Gore also thoroughly researches his opponent's positions and can be quick to unspool those positions.

Regardless, there is a sense that the league and the union have learned from politics, and the need to respond to their opponent's positions.

Mr. Reid, who is far more comfortable maneuvering compromises through the back rooms of the Senate than campaigning among actual voters, lost his best chance to skewer his opponent's positions in the debate.

Ms. Palin attacked her opponent's positions on taxes and on the war with gusto, at one point accusing Mr. Biden of "waving the white flag of surrender" in Iraq.

Vice President Al Gore attacked Gov. George W. Bush on health care policy yesterday, using a telephone interview to reiterate his own proposals in detail and to mock his opponent's positions as lacking "a minimal standard of substance for serious debate".