Sentence examples for impassioned opponents from inspiring English sources

But this particular battle had equally impassioned opponents.

Duncan, defending the Common Core at an education conference, identified some of its most impassioned opponents as "white suburban moms" who were suddenly learning that "their child isn't as brilliant as they thought they were, and their school isn't quite as good".

The authoritarian leader limits freedom of speech, freedom of the press, and trade with neighboring Colombia, and Venezuela is starkly divided between his supporters and impassioned opponents. .

Adelson is an impassioned opponent of an independent Palestine.

He was an immediate and impassioned opponent of Hitler, and he split with the Liberty League crowd to support Roosevelt's earliest efforts to aid Great Britain.

Still, the war ended no sooner -- and not, I should note, before an impassioned opponent of the Vietnam War tried to throw Robert McNamara, the Don Rumsfeld of his day, off the Martha's Vineyard ferry.

Trump's attorney general, Jeff Sessions, has long been an impassioned opponent of marijuana, and in January the Justice Department rescinded Obama administration guidance that instructed federal law enforcement not to waste resources targeting marijuana operations in states where they are legal.

However, impassioned (but naive) abortion opponents insist that abortion is causally related to prematurity.

But in a speech for her nation's Independence Day celebrations last month, Mrs. Johnson Sirleaf apologized for her "misjudgment" and said that "when the true nature of Mr. Taylor's intentions became known, there was no more impassioned critic or strong opponent to him in a democratic process" than she.

In 2009, she apologised for having financially supported former president Charles Taylor in the late 1980s, saying "when the true nature of Mr Taylor's intentions became known, there was no more impassioned critic or strong opponent to him in a democratic process".

When the convention adopted the Constitution, he led the fight for ratification by being a prime author of the Federalist Papers and then a successful opponent of the far more impassioned anti-federalist orator, Patrick Henry, in the Virginia ratification convention.