Sentence examples for subtle oppositions from inspiring English sources

Like most string quartets that endure, the 12-year-old Orion is a study in subtle and less subtle oppositions.

But they glow with subtle oppositions of brilliant versus muted tones, translucency versus opacity, materiality versus immateriality.

But they glow with subtle oppositions of brilliant versus muted tones, translucency versus opacity, materiality versus evanescence.

They think nothing, for example, of importing pedigree dogs (a subtle badge of opposition to Islam).

The NRA has not been subtle about its opposition to background checks.

Danza was the first national music and dance genre of Puerto Rico, and, like the Cuban danzón, it was a subtle expression of opposition to Spanish rule.

A marginally more subtle claim is that opposition to accelerating the development of onshore wind farms comes from "a vocal minority".

Parkinson used a conference at the Australian National University on Monday to send Labor a not very subtle message about its opposition to key Abbott government budget measures.

In a dramatic testimony that swung the spotlight back onto Labor sleaze away from the Liberals, the inquiry also heard that former NSW treasurer and ports minister Eric Roozendaal issued McKay with a "subtle threat" over her opposition to plans by Tinkler's business to build a coal loader on the site of BHP's old steelworks in Mayfield, Newcastle.

"How could you let that slip by?" Mr. Brown said progressives should be "ashamed" of "subtle biases" in their opposition to Mr. Lee, a former civil rights lawyer who in 1978 led city tenants in the first rent strike against the State Housing Authority.

Sanders was more subtle: "I welcome her opposition to the pipeline," he said in his own statement.