In the art itself, certain opposing, often overlapping elements were in constant play: urban and rural imagery, naturalism and abstraction, nationalism and internationalism, the political and the personal.
But most Democrats, especially in the South, opposed homesteading, often vehemently.
Surface designs consisted largely of repeated triangles, diamonds, rectangles, and opposed curves, often in bordered bands, sometimes in openwork or relief.
Opposing teams often would assign a player to chase Chamberlain around the court to foul him.
Players from opposing teams often join hands and drop to one knee after a game ends.
When it rained, opposing players often stood outside awaiting their turn, creating some awkward moments.
Parents opposing vaccination often apply for religious exemptions when they cannot get philosophical or medical ones, public health officials say.
Yet, as with so many public health interventions, the sound and fury of opposing ideology often trumps rational analysis.
Opposing teams often assign a player to follow him around the ice, in an effort to hamper him and diminish his effect on the game.
In those situations, the soldiers said the opposing troops often confronted each other face to face, arms drawn, in a stare down.
