in opposition造句
61. In the 1850s, core members of the Whigs joined others in opposition to the Democrats to form the current Republican Party.
62. We found ourselves in opposition to our friends on this question.
63. In opposition to chartism , other financial forecasters rely on the "fundamentals" of the market in an effort to predict it.
64. The vainglorious presence of Marilyn Monroe is placed alongside the subdued countenance of Mother Theresa, Che Guevara glares vehemently in opposition to the pacifistic visage of Mahatma Gandhi.
65. In opposition to conventionalism, realism holds that scientific theories are objectively true (or false) based on their correspondence (or lack of it) to an independently existing reality.
66. Called FOG-M, for wire-guided missile it uses wavelength-division-multiplexing to send signal in opposition direction, through the fiber.
67. "I think very quickly they will be united in opposition," said Brad Glosserman, director of research at think tank Pacific Forum CSIS. "They'll be a very, very obstructionist party."
68. By reviewing anatomical and biomechanical characteristics, we can understand how trapeziometacarpal joint works in opposition.
69. The next decade may see the resurgence of Tang nationalism in southern China in opposition to northern Han nationalism, especially as economic wealth in the south eclipses that of the north.
70. The Latin break step is a two step sequence where the first and second steps are taken in opposition.
71. One of Mr Osborne’s unofficial roles in opposition was managing shadow-cabinet colleagues, guiding, cajoling and admonishing as required.
72. In opposition to American Academy of Neurology clinical guidelines, the investigators and editorialist recommend splinting only while awaiting surgery or for those who refuse surgery.
73. I've listened that you HAs a claim in opposition to us.
74. When it was in opposition, it shot down the LDP's sensible plan to make the elderly pay a bit more for medical services to reflect their greater use of them.
75. The super-ego tends to stand in opposition to the desires of the id because of their conflicting objectives, and is aggressive towards the ego.
76. So he did a declaration of war in opposition to the emperor.
77. So, Theodore Roosevelt began to speak out again in opposition to many of the things President Taft was doing.
78. This ridiculous reason is what sets me in opposition to all creation.
79. "Love in opposition always has a hold on people's imaginations, the idea of star-crossed lovers meant to be together but who encounter difficulties, " Kashner, one of the book's authors, says.
80. Businessmen of every stripe joined in opposition to the proposal.
81. He spoke at the meeting in opposition to the unpractical plan.
82. The nativist wing of the Republican party was fiercest in opposition to the Senate bill, and crowed loudest over its defeat—something it may come to regret.
83. The Tories and the Liberal Democrats are fleshing out the civil libertarianism they promised in opposition.
84. DR. BOYD: Positioning privacy and publicness in opposition is a false dichotomy.
85. Downing hopes the Boro faithful wouldn't give him a hard time if he does eventually return in opposition colours.
86. Such duo - theistic forces are often conceived as embodying complementary polarities, not in opposition.
87. An opinion that is held in opposition an argument or dispute.
88. It has been proved that induced voltage causes a current to flow in opposition to the force producing it.
89. Zhang Zai and So Kyong-dok are noted representatives of qi philosophy in China and Korea, who lay emphasis on the materiality, unity in opposition, and indestructibility of qi.
90. Life as a Minister was very different from life in Opposition.
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