Sentence examples for opposing counsels from inspiring English sources
'opposing counsels' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to the opposing lawyers in a case, such as in the following example sentence: "The opposing counsels made their arguments in court."
The two opposing counsels were not allowed to meet during the training period, so that neither side knew of the other's strategy.
Michael Feast and Edward Petherbridge as the opposing counsels show how these things should be done by investing their ponderous lines with measured irony.
The question of whether to regulate so-called "hate speech" was "no more or less difficult than the question of whether spectators at a trial can applaud or boo the statements of opposing counsels".
In response to a tricky legal issue raised on a Friday, he requested that briefs from the opposing counsels be brought to his chambers on Saturday, and he delivered an opinion when the court reopened on a Monday.
It is the task of the jury to draw inferences, though the opposing counsels in their closing arguments may urge the jury to follow one certain line of reasoning rather than another.
Although there are no lawyers present on-screen, the opposing counsels are constantly hovering in the heated debate.
Brian Dennehy guest stars as the opposing counsel.
On this point alone, his opposing counsel agreed.
Opposing counsel has been known to quietly suggest that his clients consider finding a new lawyer.
That should be addressed with a provision allowing opposing counsel to waive a judge's disqualification.
(Boies and Olson supported the arrangement; their opposing counsel argued vigorously against it).
