Sentence examples for oppositions that from inspiring English sources

Neither vision of feminism challenges the fundamental conceptual oppositions that serve to rationalize and legitimate women's subordination.

His characters are bound together in diametrical oppositions that suggest the eternal conflict of yin and yang of Taoist tradition.

"Oppositions that stay in opposition for a long time are the parties that fail to confront and take on the weaknesses the public see in them," he said.

This is an example of what he calls "complex thinking", the refusal to accept the simple, binary oppositions that tend to rule headlines and politics.

The First Sonata, as the writer and producer Dominique Jameux has pointed out, is built on binary oppositions that would later feature in Boulez's "open-form" works – choose either this or that.

Given that it is governments that lose elections, not oppositions that win them, a party well to the left of Blair and co would have walked into power in 1997.

"There is a real moderate opposition that exists," he said.

For the opposition, that must be a disturbing thought.

Their ammunition will be anything that attaches to the opposition that is offensive to those voters.

"This is an opposition that will hold this government to account," Mr. Abbott said on Tuesday.

Whose hands is the Venezuelan government in?"It is not just the opposition that is worried.