Sentence examples for feel opposition from inspiring English sources

They feel opposition rivals, such as the popular former anti-corruption chief, Nuhu Ribadu (see article), breathing down their necks.The PDP is unlikely to lose power soon, thanks to its elaborate network of patronage.

But some business leaders feel opposition to the airport - nicknamed "Boris Island" - has obscured the potential economic benefits.

In 1968, in testimony before Congress, Shoup made many of the same points as he had in his 1966 speech, saying he felt opposition to the war had likely increased since then.

Monica said nothing; I could feel her opposition hardening in her like a muscle.

They are always alert, looking for small margins, they feel the opposition is chasing them.

"I feel in opposition to almost everything anyway, but it comes to its height in Los Angeles," she recently explained.

"Sometimes I feel in opposition to the audience, somehow, and I don't want to," he said.

Tomorrow, Hoy is back again, along with Kenny, in the match sprint, and the team management feel the opposition will now be worried.

People are immensely frustrated with the Muslim Brotherhood, but equally they feel the opposition isn't doing a great job of opposing them.

If anything, they feel their opposition has been vindicated by the failure to find Mr Hussein's weapons of mass destruction.In short, American diplomacy, like Mr Bush's foreign travels, seems to come in two parts.

(May once said, according to Nichols, "that if somebody told her that I had burned down her house with her whole family in it, she would say; 'Oh, I must ask Michael why he did that.' ") "I feel in opposition to almost everything," May, who no longer gives interviews, said in a Profile of the duo published in this magazine in 1961.