Sentence examples for opposite stand from inspiring English sources

Opposite stand what one expert calls "Guardian liberals", who recoil from any such talk, hearing in it an ugly xenophobia.

The Murjiʾah took the opposite stand, asserting that no one who once professed Islam could be declared kāfir (infidel), mortal sins notwithstanding.

The Bolton fans in the opposite stand duly went quiet, though soon perked up at the news of Joey Barton's dismissal.

The programme informed us that the match was sponsored by "the lads and lasses from Inter Malagar FC" and, before the scale of their ignominy became apparent, the Nottingham Forest supporters in the opposite stand could be heard, en masse, questioning the aesthetic beauty of the old cotton town.

Using a structural model (Chinn and Ito 2007) makes opposite stand to the lower savings rate after achieving the infrastructural and financial development in emerging market particularly in East Asia.

One report in the Manchester Courier predicted the addition of a 25 feet tall stand on the side adjacent to Bank Street itself, with a refreshment stand underneath, while the opposite stand would be moved back 6 yards and raised up on brickwork by around 16 feet, with the space underneath to be used as changing rooms for the players and referee and various rooms for the club committee.

Opposite stands the singlestorey mansion where Anna Klein was born.

In a park opposite stands a row of statues of independence heroes.

My experience attending Sunni as well as Shiite mosques is that Muslim religious leaders take one of two opposite stands — stating either that there is "no difference" between the two groups or that the two groups are "completely different".

Directly opposite stands a school – yet Pettersson chose instead to drive a few minutes away to Kronan school in Kronogården, a suburb where most people have immigrant backgrounds, to carry out his attacks on minority ethnic people.

That type theory and Russell's work had a central place not only in Hilbert's Göttingen is further attested to by the work of Chwistek and Ramsey, who attempted a revision of Principia Mathematica (PM) from opposite stand-points.