Sentence examples for become opposed from inspiring English sources

"With all of this new violence, just recently I have become opposed to the presence in Iraq".

The problem is that in asserting our differences between one another in order to recognize ourselves, we become opposed to those that are different to us.

He has said that the "heart" of that story is that the chiropractors in Springfield become opposed to Homer's method of healing people and try to stop it after losing business, in reference to how chiropractors in real-life "are a bit hated by the AMA American Medical Associationn)" and how the AMA has tried to restrict their businesses in the past.

The potential for existential crisis then occurs either when these ideas of who we are become opposed to one another, or, when we lose them entirely: a job, a loved one, or another external element that helped us to define who we are.

They become opposing lawyers in a murder case.

She became opposed to the Vietnam War, putting her increasingly in conflict with her conservative father, Hugh Rodham.

Mr Griffin became opposed to British military intervention abroad after experiencing first-hand the situation in Iraq in 2005 and subsequently refused to serve.

Her fight against the death penalty began with candlelight vigils in front of the Supreme Court in the early 80's, but she became opposed to state executions as a child listening to sermons at the Northminster Presbyterian Church here in Washington.

"Naturally I was opposed to the Vietnam war but I became opposed to it at a later point than most people did because I thought a series of such encounters around the world was just part of the way that our future was going to be," she says.

He also became opposed to the Defense of Marriage Act which he once supported.

"I became opposed to the way we work, to the humiliation, the degradation in human interaction," Fadwa told Reuters.