Sentence examples for basically opposed from inspiring English sources
She also maintained that the Nordic and classical ideals were basically opposed and supported the Nordic, although her personal taste remained strongly classical.
But Golitsyn was basically opposed to Peter's reforms, which tended to undermine aristocratic privileges and place members of lower classes in powerful state offices; in 1724 he fell into disgrace and was deprived of all his public duties.
"We're basically opposed to the whole concept of having some state-appointed administrator go into Camden or any other municipality," said William G. Dressel Jr., the league's executive director.
Although in its fatalism and pessimism Zurvanism is basically opposed to true Zoroastrianism, it seems probable that in cult and in a large body of doctrine it made few breaks with orthodoxy.
This is not so much because I'm basically opposed to the ideas championed by HAD, which are commendably nuanced – they're mainly concerned with remains that have no further research potential, do not claim that reburial should be mandatory, and they take on board the need for study.
If you oppose the PRI, according to the party's logic, you're basically opposed to the country.
But he said other foes just "basically oppose nuclear energy".
I can say this with confidence after reading the entire PDF several times, as it basically opposes every law and idea currently embraced in America, and ultimately anyone doing anything they don't agree with should be kicked out of the US, put in jail, or killed.
I can say this with confidence after reading the entire PDF several times, as it basically opposes every law and idea currently embraced in America, and ultimately anyone doing anything they don't agree with should be kicked out of the US, put in jail, or killed.
What has been proved by this is that there are a substantial number of members of Congress who basically are opposed to the government and welcome anything that would keep it from functioning.
Basically they remained opposed to sacrificing their sovereignty to Prussia.
