Sentence examples for which opposite from inspiring English sources

She was back in Dublin as Mrs O'Kelly in a well-remembered revival of Dion Boucicault's The Shaughraun (2005) and toured to the Edinburgh festival and New York in 2013 with Deirdre Kinahan's two-hander These Halcyon Days in which, opposite Stephen Brennan as a former actor, she played a retired primary schoolteacher in a nursing home with her customary humour, grace and large, watery eyes.

Each of the quadrille's sections was danced with prescribed combinations of figures, such as the tour de deux mains ("two-hand turn"), in which the couple held hands and turned; or the chaîne des dames ("ladies' chain"), in which opposite women first passed each other by the right hand, and then each gave her left hand to the opposite man, who turned her into place beside himself.

According to other authors, such as Cha-ba, the object of application is the "object with regard to which opposite superimpositions have been eliminated," without reference to any transactional "application".

This is in agreement with data showing that clathrin-mediated endocytosis is mainly regulated by Rho and Rac which, opposite to Cdc-42, need to be locked in the active state to block internalization [59].

Thus, converging lines of evidence suggest a readout in which opposite cells contribute, but substantially less than congruent cells.

Two genes were identified for which opposite regulation by the CepIR system was observed between the promoter:: lux fusions and the transcriptome analysis.

Which opposite-sex, any Malice the "purpose"?

The plaintiff in the case, a New York octogenarian named Edith Windsor, brought her challenge after she was required to pay some $360,000 in federal estate taxes from which opposite-sex spouses are exempt.

(Maybe: "Which opposite-sex any malice the 'purpose.'") The majority opinion, Scalia writes, is "perplexing," "jaw-dropping," "rootless and shifting," "confusing," and "legalistic argle-bargle" — he just doesn't get it, except that he thinks that it means gay people will ask for more things.

Because the Defense of Marriage Act did not allow the Internal Revenue Service to treat Ms. Windsor as a surviving spouse when Ms. Spyer died in 2009, she was required to pay some $360,000 in federal estate taxes from which opposite-sex spouses are exempt.

The Hegelian account of religion was worked out in the context of the dialectical view of history, according to which opposites united in a synthesis, which in turn produced its opposite, and so on.