Sentence examples for appears opposed from inspiring English sources

The football side appears opposed.

For the moment, Mr. Schröder appears opposed to bailing out the capital.

Germany, the dominant economy in the euro zone, has been consistently cautious about bailouts for countries using the euro and appears opposed to the idea of increasing the rescue fund above 440 billion euros (about $585 billion).

Michael Merrifield, a former music teacher and chair of the House Education Committee, appears opposed to reform, as is the Colorado Education Association.

Most, but not all, students also appear opposed.

Germany has previously appeared opposed to a precautionary credit line, with its finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, arguing last week that struggling countries must cut their debts, not borrow more.

After the last anti-auto art exhibition in 2001, interest waned as board members bristled at the idea of appearing opposed to Detroit car companies, but mass transit and biking have become popular topics in the motor city.

Mr Trump has previously said he might be willing to attend but his lawyers appear opposed, fearing it could lead to charges of perjury.

Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei appears firmly opposed to any lasting accord.

Mr. Bloomberg, whose company's success was based principally on service, appears constitutionally opposed to cutting back, even on programs that benefit just a few.

She opposes the return of any Palestinian refugee to what is now Israel, and she appears to oppose the division of Jerusalem, which both sides claim as their capital.