Ratcheting up political tensions, opposition lawmakers said on Friday they will block congressional voting until the supreme court clears the way for the impeachment process against Rousseff.
And so now we thrum our joyous tension in opposition to all of that.
Mr. Pinsky read several striking recent poems, including "Samurai Song" and "Antique," studies in tension and opposition.
Thus, there should be no conceptual tension or opposition between the common good and the good of the individual member of the community, for the common good embraces the goods the basic goods—of all the members of the community.
The very structure of Celebrity Bound executes its own binding of the performer's inner tension of opposition, the artist/celebrity, by framing this one-woman engagement with Self within a puzzle worked out through projections transposing the personal into the universal.
The invitation, made last week, has raised eyebrows in the former Soviet world, where Mr. Bush's calls for democratization have increased tensions between opposition movements and the entrenched autocrats.
He valued a "poetry of inclusion" that was able to contain the widest variety of warring tensions and oppositions.
"America's Byzantium was not only physically heterogeneous," he writes of New York in the '50s, "it was also psychologically heterogeneous, a city where painters and sculptors and just about everybody else experienced their individuality dialectically, in terms of tensions and oppositions, in terms of a constant accretion of variegated, often dissonant impressions".
The ancient notion of apocalypsis refers to what happens when the web of life loosens, when the veils lift and the underlying tensions and oppositions of life become more evident and transparent.
Daily Telegraph Editorial, July 27 "Times of great tension always present opposition leaders with a dilemma.
