In describing the newspaper as "an outlet decidedly opposed to Mr. Obama," the article was referring to its opinion pages, not to its news pages.
Americans are exhibiting an isolationist streak, with majorities across party lines decidedly opposed to American intervention in North Korea or Syria, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll.
The specter of government-sponsored, forced euthanasia was raised as early as Nov. 23, just weeks after the election and long before any legislation had been drafted, in an outlet with opinion pages decidedly opposed to Mr. Obama, The Washington Times.
Enthusiasm for the euro varies from great in countries like Italy and Spain to relaxed in places like the Netherlands and Austria, which were already tied to the German mark, to decidedly skeptical or opposed in Scandinavia.
And Representative Anh Cao, a Louisiana Republican who opposed the bill, found a decidedly tepid reception in his district, where one-fifth of residents do not have health insurance.
Still, the Cite de la Musique is decidedly committed to pure forms of music as opposed to multimedia events.
Although fundamentalist Christians might paint both groups with a broad brush, Satanists are distinguished from witches the former tend to describe themselves as adhering to a non-theistic religion opposed to superstition, while the latter decidedly embraces it.
W. currently has 619,516 fans as opposed to the 16,889,927 people "liking" the decidedly more web savvy Barack Obama.
For all the pop culture amusement in "The Sopranos," "The Godfather" and their welter of bang-bang, ha-ha imitators, James B. Callen is decidedly not amused as he lives here through the reality as opposed to the entertainment of it all.
It is decidedly unclear, for all Dancy and others say, why we need insist on identity here as opposed to forms of intimacy that fall short of it.
It comes at a time when the relationship between the two churches is decidedly frosty with senior Anglicans furious at the Vatican's recent attempts to woo disaffected members who are opposed to the consecration of gay and women clergy.
