Sentence examples for deliberately opposed from inspiring English sources

Bedford's A Visit to Don Otavio, published in 1953, is set in the same town, Chapala, in which Lawrence wrote The Plumed Serpent, but her book is deliberately opposed to his.

This could perhaps be seen as an indication that he was among those who were deliberately opposed to religious antagonisms as such: in the Epistle to the Corinthians, Paul had warned against sectarian tendencies among the early Christians (1 Corinthians 3: 4–8; 21 22).

The doubt is not suggesting the fact that rules can be slack (this, too), or that bodies move deliberately opposing the rules (this, too), but the fact that the "needs" of the single bodies change over time in a process of interrelation between them, and that the possibilities offered account for the needs of the single body and the encounter of various bodies.

There is another side to the story, but it remains untold: stories of young Greeks who deliberately oppose this trend and don't leave Greece, stories of young people who claim: We are staying -- now more than ever.

Music identification app Shazam, which now has 86m active users, has added more social features in recent times, making it easier to deliberately (as opposed to frictionlessly) share the songs you tag with friends.

By the way, if you think the New Orleans Saints have been banished from the N.F.L. landscape after their outlaw bonus program for deliberately injuring opposing players, the league's pop-up store does have a separate window display dedicated to Saints merchandise, in advance of the next Super Bowl, which is to be held in their stadium.

For as long as baseball has been around, pitchers have "brushed back" or deliberately hit opposing batters.

While there is nothing inherently wrong with segmenting and organizing domains or using different words and applying a different perspective to situations, the trick is to do this work deliberately and appropriately as opposed to blindly and dogmatically.

So has the statement that is made by the power meal: it's a deliberately subtle, farm-to-table message now, as opposed to a deliberately booming, beefy, Ned-Beatty-in- Network" oNed-Beatty-in- Network

To the authors' knowledge this is the first publication in which extrudate curvature is deliberately induced using opposing punches with differential velocities.

It's difficult to envision a more obvious example of a political party abusing government power as a means of deliberately targeting the opposing political party.