Sentence examples for intensely opposed from inspiring English sources

The most intensely involved are the most intensely opposed.

Being for one does not mean that I have to be intensely opposed to the other.

But his greatest feat, after the coup d'etat, was absolutely remarkable: he succeeded in bringing together the intensely opposed ethnic groups of the north and south, who had always despised one another.

As was the case during the GOP's failed attempt to pass the bill in March, Americans are more likely to be intensely opposed than even modestly supportive.

They are so intensely opposed to abortion as to be willing to deny adequate preventive medicine to tens of thousands of American women.

In March a private tribunal ordered Ecuador to pay over $24 million to Copper Mesa, a Canadian mining corporation, for terminating a copper mine project intensely opposed by local communities.

Coincidence or otherwise, the movie industry's politically engaged leftists have gotten busy over the past year, picking up cameras to vent their anger on an administration they intensely oppose.

Yet in recent history, definitions of religious fundamentalism did not concern Islam or Muslims, but was the clash between subdivisions of Christianity, most distinctively, the "militant" Evangelical movement of the late 19th and early 20th century, intensely opposing the perceived liberalism and secularism of the Protestants.

Bolton also intensely opposes the Iranian nuclear deal.

Teacher unions, which intensely oppose vouchers, denounced the selection of DeVos.

What that means in practice is that people's convictions are considered an intensely private, as opposed to public, matter, and thoughts do not manifest as frequently into actions, because the idea that one has the right to act on one's beliefs comes from a "freedom of speech" culture that Russia just does not have, and never has had.