opposition的示例

• Plans to desegregate the schools met with opposition.

• She left home in the face of strong opposition from her parents.

• The company took no heed of public opposition to the plans.

• The strength of the opposition was rather more than she'd bargained for.

• The plan for a new office tower went ahead regardless of local opposition.

• What he misses is the tension of unreconciled oppositions and the excitement of an experiment in motion.

• The former is based on simple binary systems of oppositions and can be glossed as the preserve of autonomy.

• Additive relations are considered contrastive when they are exceptions or oppositions, but there is no causal relationship between the segments.

• I would call those oppositions between society and the material world, subject and object, history and nature, dualisms.

• We may then finally be able to resolve the historical oppositions between events and structure, between agency a nd evolution, between processual and postprocessual approaches.

• To sum up, the conventional understanding of market relationships can be expressed by two oppositions: market/social and self-regarding/ self-sacrificing.

• In practical terms, these gendered oppositions contributed substantially to the shape of repression in the postwar period.

• In most of these cases, what one actually finds are typical local oppositions, loyal to statewide powerholders and organised along familiar clientelistic and personalistic lines.

• What interactional resources are used to create, display, sustain, and escalate social oppositions?

• Thus, were the opposition's dilatory tactics particularly troublesome, time could be extended.

• Proposition 2b predicts that the government's agenda will become either less contentious or smaller or both when the opposition's power to delay is enhanced.

• Considering the circumstances, one can argue that these simple, structured binary oppositions did have some logical appeal.

• The ordering of oppositions on the stressed levels is determined by means of the phonic substance that differentiates the forms.

• The two groups and their identities, in other words, were and still are constituted through an array of dialectic oppositions.

• The second set corresponds to those morphosyntactic properties that reflect syntactic or semantic oppositions such as tense or agreement.