Sentence examples for perfect opposition from inspiring English sources

He was the perfect opposition leader," he said.

His openness is in perfect opposition to Kinnear's caustic concealment.

The perfect opposition, you would think, for jittery Leeds – and you would be right.

If Martin O'Neill was seeking solace after the disappointment of European defeat then Livingston on current form provided the perfect opposition at Parkhead.

Bednarek (2008) proposed to have 'Non-desire' in place of 'Fear', which would be a perfect opposition of 'Desire' except for the lexically awkward nature of the term.

The changes fuelled a buoyant atmosphere among the home fans and QPR proved the perfect opposition for a confidence-building win.

This election may not be perfect – tiny opposition parties had little time to turn into mass-based organisations, restrictions on political campaigning have at times been obtuse, and the mandate of the constituent assembly is somewhat vague – but it has generated considerable enthusiasm.

Ukip is on to the perfect issue: majority opposition to continued rapid immigration can be linked to the need to recover policy freedom from the European commission.

But neither the absence of a perfect solution nor opposition from the powerful gun lobby is an excuse to do nothing — not when some 30 people are killed with guns every day in America.

It makes perfect sense that opposition to more freeway building would have come from those cities like Pasadena and South Pasadena created in the craftsman era, which with their emphasis on light and air and wood, proudly standing on the human side of the equation.

Wood, a conservative Democrat, had a near-perfect record of opposition to Clinton when Clinton was governor.