Sentence examples for mark opposition from inspiring English sources

Ai Weiwei, a leading contemporary artist and outspoken blogger who had proposed an "internet boycott" to mark opposition to the policy, said he was surprised to hear ministry sources say it would definitely go ahead.

My support for Dan does not mark opposition to anyone else.

There has been marked opposition, however, in a country that remains largely Roman Catholic, with deeply rooted conservative convictions in much of the populace.

While Frantal and Kunc [37] found no significant influence of WT construction on the number of visitors to recreation areas in the Czech Republic, other studies have highlighted marked opposition and disagreement among the general public concerning popular recreation areas [8, 10].

There was especially marked opposition to drone strikes, which are supported in the United States, Britain and India but deeply unpopular in the other countries surveyed.

Mr. Guaidó's rise may mark the opposition's last, best chance to revive itself, many believe.

Outside of organised protests, many people held their own local gatherings, displayed posters in windows, distributed leaflets and wore badges and t-shirts as a mark of opposition.

As the new administration reaches its 100-day mark, the opposition really has only one strategy: Count on Mr. Obama to fail.

His years at Boston University were marked by opposition to the Vietnam War and by feuds with the school's president, John Silber.

In A Lean Towards the Light, William Wordsworth eats his porridge with honey rather than sugar, a small gesture marking his opposition to the slave trade.

"We exist!" The demonstration marked what opposition leaders hope will be a watershed moment, ending years of quiet acceptance of the political consolidation Mr. Putin introduced.