Sentence examples for almost opposed from inspiring English sources

And what is implacable is violent, so I think it's almost opposed to the possibility of creating fiction".

Therefore, bound antigens should be almost opposed in the diabody, and in a small circular area in the minibody, which actually precludes the binding to the second antigen in a number of situations.

Spatial planes should be interrupted by the conjunction of very different, almost opposing, objects.

You can't miss the internal tensions of Seattle's history, the almost opposing forces that tumultuously run through it.

The episode involved the clash of two cultures, journalism and government intelligence, with almost diametrically opposed views about openness.

Most important, the Afghan people, though almost certainly opposed to a Taliban redux, are equally wary of both the Americans and their Afghan "leaders".

He said that those who are against fracking were "irrational" and almost "religiously opposed".

Until 2008, Wall Street almost always opposed restrictions on short-selling.

Hoffman's ambitions were almost diametrically opposed to that kind of thinking.

On economic issues, the Republican Party almost unanimously opposed Mr. Obama's economic stimulus package.

That caucus is now almost uniformly opposed to Trump (while McCarthy now loves Trump).