Sentence examples for course opposed from inspiring English sources
Mr. Obama, of course, opposed the war, a stance that propelled his rise to power.
French Communists, of course, opposed the EDC, while Gaullists blanched at merging France's proud services into a European potpourri.
They say Gordon Brown has already shown he is open-minded on the issue by announcing plans to cut the number of submarines from four to three – a course opposed by some defence chiefs.
That is, of course, opposed by Nazism and fascist states.
Apple, of course, opposed this, arguing that the company should not be ordered to compromise its security.
(Her decision is, of course, opposed by the Muslim Brotherhood).
Peres, of course, opposes any boycott of Israel, but his concern was clear.
Each group, of course, opposes building the fence for different reasons.
While most Republicans do, of course, oppose tax increases, they are hardly the mindless robots Democrats say they are.
If he prevails that would leave 18 states with no death penalty, plus the District of Columbia.Of course, opposing forces also operate.
Tim Hancock, the director of policy at Amnesty UK, said: "Amnesty of course opposes the death penalty in all cases, regardless of the circumstances.
