Sentence examples for explicit opponent from inspiring English sources

The former House speaker said Romney was the "most vicious and most explicit opponent all through the campaign on the Republican side".

"Certainly it is a risk, because he is providing an explicit criteria for his opponents to point to four years from now," said Robert Berne, the vice president for academic and health affairs at New York University and an expert on the school system.

To hold war councils and to design strategies with the explicit aim of crushing an opponent--this is very American.

Some lawmakers have been quite explicit about their frustration with some opponents of same-sex marriage.

Just as explicit attacks on Trump by his opponents that he is "not really a conservative" have failed, so too will an implicit attack by one opponent, Fiorina, that he is against women, fail.

Another direction of future research will investigate if changes in people's wagering decisions against trustworthy opponents resulted from an explicit strategy, or an implicit reaction to the faces.

Hillary Clinton launched a no-holds-barred attack on her likely general election opponent, Donald Trump, in a speech laced with explicit warnings about the dangers of electing him to the presidency.

In his speech today, he was quite explicit about wanting to replace Labour as the progressive opponents to the Tories.

I also pointed to Jubilee's explicit (mis)use of law enforcement/security agencies against its opponents -- a tangential equivalent of GOP's "law & order" platform.

About five years ago, the Kansas law was dusted off by pornography opponents who sought to shut down a store selling explicit magazines, videos and toys.

You have companies with strong, explicit policy commitments to fighting climate change who are forced to give millions to opponents of that agenda".