Sentence examples for two opposing things from inspiring English sources

By the last line, two opposing things are true: Smith is dead, and Smith is here.

"There were no fistfights, but this is an adversarial function, two opposing things.

Being able to handle, and indeed thrive, by doing two opposing things at once is a hallmark of great leaders.

No one else has been able to paint those two opposing things".

What he brought to spycraft was the intellectual model of the New Criticism, which, as one contributor to Furioso put it, was propelled by "the discovery that it is possible and proper for a poet to mean two differing or even opposing things at the same time".

"Two diametrically opposed things are happening.

Six months ago, in an interview with the Observer, Leslie Feist talked somewhat obliquely about the philosophical realisation underpinning her latest album, Metals: that the mind can believe and feel two entirely opposed things simultaneously.

Both writers agree on one thing: Two opposing trends are at work in Jewish life right now.

However, there is such a thing as "false balance" – when two opposing positions are given equivalent weighting, despite one being extreme or absurd.

People routinely struggle with two opposing emotions.

These operate by balancing two opposing forces.