Sentence examples for oppositions which from inspiring English sources

This is perhaps the first great lesson from oppositions which stay in opposition for a long time.

In 1967 he founded the Institute for Architecture and Urban Studies in New York City, and from 1973 to 1982 he was editor of the institute's publication, Oppositions, which was one of the foremost journals of architectural thought.

(This is the problem with the overlong and only sometimes amusing "You're Beautiful", a long set of "Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus" oppositions, which, beneath its sarcasm, evidently relishes some of the roles assigned).

This descriptive part will eventually lead us to a culturally constructed symbolic matrix of binary oppositions, which actually feed social practice beyond the field of economic and entrepreneurial action, into the facets of everyday life.

This weakens the opposition, which hitherto has competed in blocs.

But that did not placate the opposition, which has a majority in Congress.

The Labour opposition, which is divided on the idea, is kept in a dither.

The moderate political opposition, which operates mainly from exile in Turkey, has come under challenge.

The opposition, which is riding high, is not keen to help the government out.

No wonder the opposition, which demanded much of what the government is now doing, looks thunderstruck.

But he has given the opposition, which is divided and fumbling, an opportunity.