Sentence examples for fervently opposed from inspiring English sources

In addition, his Democratic Progressive Party is fervently opposed to the project.

One example is Germany, where surveys indicate that voters are fervently opposed to leaving the European Union.

The government of Costa Rica was fervently opposed to it, he said ruefully, so it seemed unlikely.

Many families of Sept. 11 victims fervently opposed the proposal, saying they were offended by the idea of building a prayer space so near the site.

While committed to a prudent fiscal policy, they have fervently opposed university tuition fees, a necessary burden for an indebted country.

The stakes this time will be substantially higher, as Western governments will seek concessions that Iran has fervently opposed, including dismantling several of its key nuclear facilities.

Kemp was a fervent believer in "supply side economics," which I just as fervently oppose.

Some senior ministers and many old hands fervently oppose parliamentary meddling in principle.

Even politicians who fervently oppose abortion rarely talk openly about overturning Roe v. Wade these days.

But then the grand alliance of the Second World War was far from a cozy gathering; Stalin, Churchill, and Roosevelt represented fervently opposing views of the world.

It has united a broad spectrum of the opposition — from Islamist fighters to liberal and nonviolent activists who fervently oppose them — in anger and exasperation with the United States.