counterpoint

With Christian nationalism on the rise, America needs the theological counterpoint that progressive congregations provide.

The counterpoint is there could times it would be more advantageous to take the same points as the opposition - even if that's zero - rather take a risk and be three worse off.

At a time when many are asking why top candidates would want to be UCLA’s football coach, it’s time to consider a counterpoint.

She was held up as a counterpoint to the supposedly slutty teenage girls he spent his time sneering at for the camera.

Fresh: Here is your counterpoint: the crisp, bright note that keeps all the richness from feeling heavy.