Sentence examples for definitely opposed from inspiring English sources

"We are definitely opposed to using our works without our permission".

He is definitely opposed to more immigration, and has used the word "over-foreignization," which many find redolent of Naziism.

Ukip's advance failed to prevent a Conservative majority and, although the few Tory MPs who are definitely opposed to EU membership are vocal, the big Tory split over Europe has not yet materialised.

Lummis told ScienceInsider after the hearing that she's "definitely opposed" to the Senate's approach.

The first seems to be compatible with a form of Platonism or realism in mathematics whereas the second is definitely opposed to it.

"We're definitely opposed to having armed guards in schools," says NYCLU senior staff attorney Alexis Karteron.

While he would definitely oppose a statue of Lenin, Stalin or Hitler in Hungarian municipalities, it was up to local governments to decide which statues they wanted to erect.

So will Labour definitely oppose HS2?

If the stimulus includes more than about $700 billion in new spending over the next two years, the balance will tilt too far toward wasteful pork and this Mr. Obama definitely opposes.

"The powerful elites in Manila who will be affected by this system will definitely oppose this proposal," said Earl Parreno, an analyst at the Institute for Political and Electoral Reforms.

It's the essential structure of a culture, a job, a family, an established sense of self or anything that creates both a boundary (ideally, a boundary that is warming and functional and encouraging) and an opportunity to periodically jump the fence and adventure outside of that boundary (ideally, nothing that terminates the structure entirely but definitely opposes its fundamentals).