Sentence examples for more opposed from inspiring English sources

As a model of economic activity or as a kind of vocation guide, this parable couldn't be more opposed – or to some wouldn't seem more opposed – to the parable of the unprofitable servant.

They really could not be more opposed.

Conservative judges have the opposite effect; they're much more opposed.

In general, respondents who are female, younger, and liberal are more opposed.

Britons are more opposed to it than are the inhabitants of any other large European country.

Never have the interests of investors and securities analysts been more opposed.

He couldn't be more opposed to Piers on global warming, but he refers to him affectionately.

Britain, for instance, seems more opposed to migration within and from outside the EU.

It is difficult to imagine two painters working for two more opposed or different publics.

"No one is more opposed to term limits than I am," Mr. Vallone said.

Macy's workers identify more with their jobs and are more opposed to management, yet Target workers show greater solidarity.