Sentence examples for opposed terms from inspiring English sources
Think of opposites as polar incompatibles a pair of opposed terms that exclude each other.
In mid career Nishida used the language of dialectics to describe relations, while insisting that the opposed terms were not sublated into a higher unity.
Later he used expressions like "the self-identity of absolute contradictories" to describe the way in which opposed terms are held together, the many and the one for example.
In immediate or logical contraries (odd/even, sick/well), a true middle an entity satisfying the range of the two opposed terms but falling under neither of them is excluded, e.g., an integer neither odd nor even.
To keep using two opposed terms, decoy and sensor, is problematic, especially since the NLR field already has 'sensor' and 'helper' NLRs and that this binary is specifically mapped onto NLR pairs, such as those described here.
Asked later to respond, Mr. Stringer said he had always opposed term limits.
Many of their members said they opposed term limits and admired Mr. Bloomberg's performance as mayor.
The New York Times has historically opposed term limits for city offices, so it was less of a walk.
While this page has long opposed term limits, New York voters imposed them in a way that ought to be respected.
Though well intentioned, New York City's term limits law severely limits that right, which is why this page has opposed term limits from the outset.
Mr. Michels opposed term limits, and he concedes that his district has yielded an abundance -- some say an overabundance -- of candidates with records of activism and achievement.
