Likewise, Cameron Adams of the Herald Sun wrote that "Rather Die Young" is a "boundary-pushing backdrop of 1970s soul dragged into tomorrow", further describing it as bizarre but brilliant.
For a Tory Chancellor, pushing through unprecedented spending cuts against a backdrop of rising living costs and widespread hardship, cutting the top tax rate is tricky indeed.
In a live speech Wednesday night, Sanders described how he would continue pushing for the liberal, grassroots agenda that was the backdrop of his presidential bid with the launch of a new nonprofit organization, named appropriately Our Revolution.
Of course, the documentary is set against the backdrop of the egregious Brooklyn gentrification that is pushing these kids' families out of their homes.
But the rating agency Moody's Investors Service warned that the economic and political backdrop remained complex, adding that the new government faced big challenges in pushing through economic changes.
Pushing the imagery much further than anyone before them, N.W.A feature sirens and gunshots as backdrops to their brutal and ugly X-rated tales of drug dealing, gangbanging and police confrontations.
Once such a scruffy area that the novelist Nelson Algren used it as a backdrop for his toughs, Bucktown is Chicago's neighborhood of the moment, one where bistros are pushing out seedy bars.
Against this backdrop, State Senator Diane B. Allen, Republican of Burlington, and State Senator Nia H. Gill, Democrat of Montclair, are pushing a bill they introduced this summer to address what they consider inequities in the eminent domain laws.
Against that backdrop, a handful of Canadian miners are exploring for new supplies in South Africa, Brazil and the United States while pushing ahead with existing projects.
The weakening in the U.S. recovery comes against a backdrop of uncertainty over the course of fiscal policy and bickering over the U.S. debt limit in Congress, with Republicans pushing hard for deep budget cuts.
Against a backdrop of rising global temperatures, the changes in atmospheric circulation can sometimes allow warmer air to penetrate unusually far to the north, while elsewhere pushing colder air unusually far to the south.
