Sentence examples for enthusiastically opposed from inspiring English sources

The red-light camera program was enthusiastically opposed by numerous civic groups, who regarded them as merely a moneymaking scheme that did little to improve public safety.

Further complicating the situation is that Peter Thiel, one of Palantir's investors and co-founders, has enthusiastically opposed pro-diversity practices like affirmative action in the past.

On the death of Ferdinand VII he showed himself a strong supporter of the queen regent María Cristina and enthusiastically joined the forces opposed to Don Carlos Carlos María Isidroo de Borbón).

Mr. McCain continued to try to shift the terms of the debate on the deeply unpopular Iraq war — which he enthusiastically supported and Mr. Obama opposed — into a question of who would be the best leader going forward.

At art school in Hamburg, in the late seventies, his primary teacher was Polke, whom he says he first enthusiastically emulated and then systematically opposed.

That assertion leaves little middle ground between those adamantly opposed to Nafta and those enthusiastically in favor.

The DLC enthusiastically supported the Iraq war and attacked those who opposed it.

The decision to embark on a half-war in Libya was in the end also very much his own, supported enthusiastically by some members of his team but vehemently opposed by others including, it is said, by Mr Gates.

"This is the hi-tech stuff, as opposed to old-fashioned metal bashing," he continues enthusiastically.

But Fred Greenstein, a Princeton political scientist, said Mr. Bush's embrace of many conservative policies opposed by labor would cause unions to campaign enthusiastically for Mr. Gore, despite his support of the China trade deal, a deal Mr. Bush also supports.

He acknowledged that he had originally opposed the idea of Techfest when it began six years ago, but was struck by how enthusiastically it was embraced by Microsoft employees.