oppositions造句

The prosecutor demolished the oppositions argument.

Men create oppositions which are not.

With free will, all things are allowed and oppositions occur.

His poetry is full of oppositions and contrasts.

The details, the hesitations, little possible oppositions, were swallowed up in that vast and luminous fact.

What hides under the spectacular oppositions is a unity of misery.

Thousands joined the march to register their oppositions to the cut in education

The problem for oppositions in crises, as the Conservatives have discovered, is that they can talk but not act.

Labour won 258 seats at the general election; large oppositions tend to go on to win power.

They are defined by their oppositions to and similarities to multiple other words—in other words, the cultural backdrop.

Breathe deeply 10 times, consider your options, and resolve conflict through focus on areas of similarity rather than oppositions.

Even though some students break those oppositions, their love probably could not get a good result under the social pressure.

Aspects are the different ways of viewing the internal temporal constituency of a situation and can be classified into three oppositions.

Given a set of basic symbolic oppositions, connections created by symbolic figures in a text are generally governed by similarities to and differences from the basic binary parameters.

NMD program which threatens global strategic stability might be formally put into practice over technological obstacles and the oppositions from U. S. European Allies, Russian, and China.

The oppositions immediately denounced the update, saying they have lost confidence in the government for having not taken effective measures to deal with the economy.