The verdict was a vivid reminder of opposition fears that the hastily drafted charter does not do enough to protect individual freedoms.
The former technology executive — the only woman onstage — had a handful of big applause lines, including for her vivid remarks describing her opposition to abortion and on whether to defund Planned Parenthood, which is under fire for a series of disputed undercover videos.
In 1876 Gladstone, then in opposition, led a vivid public campaign denouncing the massacre of Bulgarian Christians by the Turks.
In Aleppo, as my Guardian colleague Ghaith Abdescribeddescrined in a vivid report last week, the armed opposition to President Bashar al-Assad remains as split as ever, looting is commonplace and rivalries are multiplying.
Vivid words create more vivid pictures.
In his chapter "Methods of the Opposition," King writes in vivid detail about the various struggles that the people of Montgomery faced from the empire as they sought to gain equality under the law.
The League maintains that its opposition to immigration, put on vivid display last month when Salvini refused to allow 177 migrants to disembark from a coast guard vessel at a Sicilian port, is not racist.
It was a vivid reminder of the Republican nominee's opposition to letting people fleeing the conflict in Syria into the United States, despite the screening that is already being done by government officials.
In his vivid description of China, he sets up an opposition between Shenzhen, moving towards an extreme free-market liberalism, and Chongqing, which has taxed private capital to pay for council housing and social programmes.
Democrats are compiling state-by-state lists of the impact of the Senate impasse, viewing it as a vivid way to talk about the costs of Republican opposition.
Worster's vivid account of their Methodist roots, their restless relocations, and their fierce opposition to slavery reads like the story of mid-19th-century Midwestern America.
