Sentence examples for how opposing from inspiring English sources
Preparation is everything for Villas-Boas, whether it is on the training pitch or detailing how opposing teams play.
I think Angela Davis said something about how opposing Clarance Thomas for the Supreme Court made her rethink her ideas about what her community was.
In his two-hour formal oration he compared the Battle of Gettysburg to battles of antiquity such as Marathon, and spoke about how opposing sides in previous civil wars (such as the War of the Roses and the Thirty Years' War) were able to reconcile their differences afterward.
They also demonstrate how opposing hormonal and intracellular signals can be integrated via histone modifications that determine chromatin structure and transcriptional activity of the promoter.
This pattern illustrates how opposing trends can be embedded in an overall relationship between two traits, a common theme in life-history theory (Stearns 1992).
He wonders how opposing fans will react.
Both artists understood how opposed their world views were.
I can't emphasise enough how opposed to it I am.
Let us remember how opposed the Soviet Union was to a unified Germany, until NATO came up with a promise not to station troops in the former East Germany.
The goal was always to build a bomb and, remarkably, given how weak Israel was at the time, and how opposed the major powers were, it did so with impressive dispatch.
To avoid any semblance of doubt about just how opposed to Blairite thinking he was, he dismissed James Purnell's efforts to map out new centre-ground thinking as evidence of a "mid-life crisis".
