Sentence examples for extreme opposition from inspiring English sources

Would a Democratic Senate offer equally extreme opposition to a President Romney?

The partition was carried through despite the agitation, and the extreme opposition went underground to form a terrorist movement.

That dispute made him "a target for bizarre Trump ravings", Salmond wrote, adding: "Trump swings from public support to extreme opposition with no intervening period whatsoever.

In the absence of answers, speculation is bubbling in the blogosphere that Wasilla's policy of billing rape victims may have something to do with Ms. Palin's extreme opposition to abortion, even in cases of rape.

The French Parliament enacted a similar law allowing same-sex couples to marry and adopt children in May (which was met with extreme opposition from the far right), and both Uruguay and New Zealand have passed laws recognizing same-sex marriage that are set to take effect this coming August.

Both distanced themselves from the extreme opposition, expressed most forcibly by the likes of Senator Ted Cruz, which drove the recent 16-day government shutdown and did extensive damage to the Republicans' standing in public polls, driving the party's approval rating as low as 22%.

It is also a base for Jabhat al-Nusra (Victory Front), an extreme armed opposition group in Syria with which al-Qaeda in Iraq recently claimed to have merged.

But some of the extreme public opposition toward Trump foreshadows what's to come for education.

HRW's new report, New Castro, Same Cuba, proves that Raul Castro shares his brother's extreme distaste for opposition.

When I first defended gay marriage in 2004, as a Republican United States senator, most of my party colleagues were extreme in their opposition.

By far the most eloquent and extreme voice of opposition has been that of Arundhati Roy, the author of the Booker Prize-winning novel "The God of Small Things".