Sentence examples similar to intentionally oppose from inspiring English sources

I also embraced my right to resist a system intentionally opposing my right to whole and integral survival.

But this rigs the game in Trump's favor: One cannot ever conclusively prove whether Trump is intentionally lying, as opposed to just delusional or hopelessly uninformed.

In the team's final group stage match against the hosts South Africa, Gourcuff was sent off in the first half after the referee ruled that he intentionally elbowed an opposing player in the face.

Accordingly, he also fundamentally opposes intentionally hastening death.

Be prepared to put up with discomfort around your face while you're growing your facial hair, as well as a slobbish look before it grows to the right length to be recognized as intentionally grown (as opposed to being the product of not shaving out of laziness).

Their results suggest that people do not necessarily oppose others' wishes intentionally; rather, that reactance occurs even at what researchers call a "non-conscious" level.

Those who oppose the legislation have intentionally conflated "command authority" with "convening authority".

Although some suggested Folcik may have intentionally missed the March deadline because many city employees oppose the charter initiative, she told the Daily Pilot in July that it was an accident.

Some states that oppose the law have gone as far as intentionally limiting the information that trickles out to its residents.

Decisions are being made from a place of calm and clarity, and they respond intentionally to situations as opposed to reacting out of default or habit.

Zooming out again, it's becoming increasingly clear that the shouting down of points of view on the Internet happens on all sides of the political spectrum – whether it's leftwing campaigners taking up a diversity/feminist/gay rights/etc etc cause, and urging their followers (implicitly or intentionally) to shout down opposing viewpoints.