Sentence examples for opposing sets of from inspiring English sources

The opposing sets of fans scattered through the back streets of Lille's old city, pursued by CRS riot police.

"It is time that we all perceive gender on a spectrum, not as two opposing sets of ideals".

Cognitive dissonance happens when you have to deal with two opposing sets of beliefs or values that come into conflict with each other.

The bones of vertebrates and the exoskeletal and endoskeletal units of the cuticle of arthropods (e.g., insects, spiders, crabs) support opposing sets of muscles (i.e., extensors and flexors).

Even in the best of circumstances, where the divorced parents get along (which is rare), children still have to meet two sets of expectations, negotiate perhaps two opposing sets of values, lifestyles, work schedules and so forth.

During a match where the outcome is unlikely to amount to much more than a hill of beans in the cosmic scheme of things, the contrasting moods of opposing sets of supporters is likely to be very stark indeed.

The hockey coach/commentator community (the revolving door strengthens the affinity, as Keith Gessen over at n+1 has observed) behaves as though merely matching lines (choosing a set of players to go up against an opposing set of players) is an intellectual feat worthy of Kasparov or Big Blue.

Younger Americans were also more likely to ¯\__/¯ at the controversy, with 58percentt of adults under 30, and just 43percentt of those 30 and older, saying they could understand how someone could pick the opposing set of colors.

Are there an opposing set of growth inhibitory genes that are repressed by activation of ER-α?

The adaptation of each allele, both host and parasite, (step (b), above) is a numerical score obtained by inverse matching with reference to an opposing set of alleles.

The proposal is controversial, with two diametrically opposed sets of beliefs.