Sentence examples for course opposition from inspiring English sources

Of course opposition to Israel is not always antisemitic.

Of course, opposition to the American bases is nothing new in Okinawa, and it remains unclear how far the protesters would actually go.

This being the 1970s, of course, opposition goalkeepers did not have the technology to study the technique of opposition penalty-taker.

Of course opposition to free markets isn't the sole principle of antisweatshop activists.

Of course, opposition to the law isn't going to stop, just because King v. Burwell is history.

Cynics, and of course the opposition, derided the initiative.

Blunkett described Corbyn's approach as the "the course of opposition".

"Of course, the opposition has been discredited," said Mr. Nantoi, a government critic, who believes the police deliberately provoked the crowd.

Of course the opposition, the press, the voters and anyone else today have a right to judge both his terms as prime minister, for good or ill, whatever the result in 2009.

The opposing trend — and of course this opposition could be seen in American painting and music as well as in the dance of the period — was realism, the idea that ballet should deal with the world around us, with sailors and spinsters, fellers and gals, and that it should not be abstract or even ambiguous but forthrightly figurative and narrative.

In the event many seem to have recognised that the policy has become less a means for redistributing wealth to the disadvantaged than a vehicle for corruption and cronyism.And now revolve even more, pleaseOf course, the opposition still has a long way to go.