| Separate or joined, however, I was always ready with a defensive counterblast. |
| Whether viewed as a quick fix or a counterblast, the f-word is always fraught with danger. |
| His response is this massive tome, a counterblast against the pessimism of our age, which is so full of gloom at the possibility of climate wars, global warming and nuclear proliferation. |
| But he may be more interested in a real union with Belarus than he was a year ago. For one thing, he has been humiliated by his inability to counter NATO's planned expansion eastward, and sorely wants for a counterblast. |
| Its celebrated curator JeanChristophe Ammann sees it as a counterblast to prevalent curatorial practice. |
| With an explosive set of new proposals to go with it, it might provide the much-needed counterblast to Labour. |
