Sentence examples for loud opponent from inspiring English sources

Greg Abbott has been a loud opponent of the US supreme court's ruling in favor of same-sex marriages.

Politically, Libor and Finkler are opposites: Finkler is a loud opponent of Israel, and always calls it Palestine Liborr is more traditionally Zionist, and likes to attack his friend's "self-hating Jew stuff".

A loud opponent of American involvement in Vietnam, which he viewed as an extension of white oppression of nonwhites, Mr. Bevel was instrumental in Dr. King's increasingly vocal opposition to the war.

Mr. Miller's government seems aware it has taken on a powerful and loud opponent, though it is unclear if strategists realized the fight they would have on their hands.

Puzder is also loud opponent of raising the minimum wage.

There have been, to their great credit, many holdouts and even a few staunch and loud opponents of Trumpism among Republican regulars, and even more among the conservative intellectual classes.

The matter may end up in court.Though Spain has been easily the loudest opponent of reform, France is likely to be just as obdurate.

And it has been the loudest opponent of proposals for the European Central Bank to help shore up weaker economies by serving as lender of last resort to national governments.

Recent newspaper accounts of the contamination enraged the Puerto Rico Independence Party, long the loudest opponent of the island's status as a United States commonwealth.

Besides the tanning industry, which has argued against various levels of restrictions in other states, the loudest opponent of the bill has been Wayne Hoffman, the executive director of the Idaho Freedom Foundation.

The loudest opponent of reform is the Securities and Exchange Commissions SECC), which is demanding a carve-out to allow it to continue exploiting ECPA's loopholes to obtain information without a warrant.