counterstatement
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of counterstatement
Example Sentences
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In the mid-1960s, when conceptual art, Pop Art and minimalist sculpture were in the ascendancy and painting was declared dead by many critics and artists, Mr. Marden issued a powerful counterstatement.
From New York Times
Hours later, Mr. Berman issued a counterstatement denying he was leaving.
From New York Times
It’s a provocative, line-by-line, video counterstatement.
From Slate
He had received nearly a dozen new cases — all decided in the weeks immediately surrounding DeVos’s speech — in which he believed the schools had meted out unduly harsh penalties to make “a political counterstatement.”
From New York Times
By the time the Trump administration moved its war games into high gear this week, Kamasi Washington, the tenor saxophonist, had already issued a counterstatement.
From New York Times
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