Sentence examples for extreme opposing from inspiring English sources

His compositions were often dynamic, seeming to balance extreme opposing forces and thus evoking a feeling of danger.

But King and his party have taken this to an extreme, opposing any efforts to use the power of government to fix problems that affect ordinary people.

Titanic was subjected to extreme opposing forces – the flooded bow pulling her down while the air in the stern kept her to the surface – which were concentrated at one of the weakest points in the structure, the area of the engine room hatch.

Sessions has for years been an extreme voice opposing immigration and, for that matter, civil-rights enforcement.

A deputy for Saint-Denis (1831 34; 1835–39), he sat with the extreme left, opposing the rule of Louis-Philippe.

Mr. Lazio says he is an abortion rights supporter, but he too favors the partial birth abortion ban and has described Mrs. Clinton as extreme for opposing it.

There's also nothing extreme about opposing Keystone XL, but Clinton once supported the pipeline.

Once you get to the extreme of opposing all mandatory vaccinations, I would say you've left reason behind.

Participants know prices are growing excessive; but Frydman and Goldberg are arguing for a kind of middle way between two extremes and opposing tendencies in economics: the first, that markets allocate capital nearly perfectly; the second, that markets and participants are irrational, grossly inefficient at allocating capital and prone to a succession of bubbles.

It was almost as if we were taking extreme stands opposed to what our life was really like at that point.

Like earlier fascist movements, neofascism advocated extreme nationalism, opposed liberal individualism, attacked Marxist and other left-wing ideologies, indulged in racist and xenophobic scapegoating, and promoted populist right-wing economic programs.