Sentence examples for oppositions in from inspiring English sources

And from then on until the early 19th century Oppositions in Parliament would enjoy sporadic support from successive princes of Wales.

Zola talked of the "beautiful oppositions" in Manet, and they're all here: old and new, real and imagined, urban and rural, naked and dressed.

There was no binary oppositions in his vision; to reward and celebrate the arts didn't mean to denigrate or reduce the capacity in other areas.

It is likely to be undone by the sort of wishful thinking that prevented the government from acknowledging the trouble sooner.The problem for oppositions in crises, as the Conservatives have discovered, is that they can talk but not act.

To be sure, you could find some of the oppositions in other books — few/many and open/closed are no surprise, though the illustrations that accompany them are uncommonly appealing.

I remember meeting one senior Egyptian security personnel once who was very remorseful for behaving heavy-handedly to his political oppositions in his country but then confessed that he was only doing his job.

But he faced opposition in both parties.

This galvanised opposition in Gibraltar.

The opposition in Georgia held major protests.

"Opposition in Scotland is melting away.

Neither faces Democratic opposition in the fall.