go against the tide उदाहरण वाक्य

Through these characters who go against the tide, Baek criticizes the power of influence and questions what we consider to be the norm .
M3's strength in the past few months has seemed to go against the tide of economic data pointing to a mini-recession in Germany.
M3's recent surge has seemed to go against the tide of economic data pointing to what Issing called a " pronounced weakness ."
One, says Dow Theory Forecasts, is a little-noticed display of the market's recent ability to go against the tide of history.
Scott was able to go against the tide by carrying Democratic Allegheny County by 33, 000 votes and losing the Philadelphia region by only 6, 000 votes.

:: : : I think that rows us back from recent trends towards treating more process as a panacea, and it certainly does go against the tide of several other process-oriented proposals.
Dailey said he found songs like Gaye's 1971 classic " What's Going On " inspirational and wanted to make records with positive messages that go against the tide of much of today's music.
Saint Laurent and his president Pierre Berge chose to go against the tide and show clothes as if they were couture in the old days-almost reverently, with no music, rather than lay on a circus, leading to crowds and hair-pulling.
Muir quoted a comment Dylan made to New York radio host Bob Fass in 1986 : "'Everybody must get stoned'is like when you go against the tide . . . . you might in different times find yourself in an unfortunate situation and so to do what you believe in sometimes . . . . some people they just take offence to that.
The network says the best applicants should " be able to take risks, bounce back after failing, succeed in a cutthroat environment, go against the tide, remain focused, think creatively and be a leader . " And, if you think you're the next Omarosa, you should be able to fool at least some of the people some of the time.