Sentence examples for energetically against from inspiring English sources
The Premier, however, protested energetically against this point of view.
As he plans his re-election, he is said to be dusting down Roosevelt speeches, and preparing to run energetically against tax cuts for the wealthy.
A long-delayed rise in petrol duty, set for January, was finally cancelled: suburban and rural MPs had lobbied energetically against it.
Mr. Golisano's political committee, Responsible New York, worked energetically against Assemblyman Sam Hoyt, a Democrat who was challenged by Barbra Kavanaugh, a former city councilwoman.
From that position of strength, George moved energetically against both the Rožmberk coterie and the remnants of the radicals, entrenched at Tábor.
Angela Merkel, Germany's chancellor, is sufficiently worried about her industrial champions to lobby energetically against European Union limits on automotive carbon emissions.In this section Saving the Bush presidency Losing their vrroooom?
But where Trotta responds passively to events, his creator hurled himself at the world, energetically railing against it even as he lost the battle for his own survival.
The other month I was awoken by a strange mewing at 3am, only to find a recently acquainted couple rutting energetically up against a commercial waste bin outside the back of the fishmongers.
Anything that damages credibility — a rogue reporter's lies, a too-trusting attitude toward government sources and the prevailing narrative — has to be guarded against energetically.
When the Catholic civil rights movements took to the streets singing "We shall overcome," the largely Protestant RUC was regarded as having disgraced itself when officers were televised energetically wielding batons against non-violent protesters.
The bland bigness of holiday music suits Ms. Simpson's overpowering voice well, but even when she's testing it, she sounds sharp, whether on the multitracked delirium of "Carol of the Bells" or on an electric-blues version of "Merry Christmas Baby," where she energetically over-emotes against a more laconic holiday messenger, Willie Nelson.
