Sentence examples for opponents viewed from inspiring English sources

Many opponents viewed his tactics as undemocratic blackmail.

While they accepted Mr. Greenwald's offer, his opponents viewed the gesture as more expedient than generous.

Marshall's personal influence on legislation was a powerful aid to the Wilson administration, although some opponents viewed him as a dangerous radical.

Ms. Burkhart was a colleague and close friend of Dr. George R. Tiller, the clinic's proprietor, who was fatally shot in church by an anti-abortion advocate in 2009 and whom abortion opponents viewed as enemy No. 1 in part because he performed late-term abortions.

For example, in his 1994 election campaign, former Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, a center-right politician and a media tycoon, flooded his own airwaves with political ads and also made many appearances on his networks' most popular variety shows, which only his opponents viewed as an unfair advantage.

Opponents viewed Wallace as naive, a dreamer and a radical.

But opponents view Texas' law as the toughest.

And do not forget that all opponents view games against a Super Bowl champion as a test of their mettle.

Elsewhere in Syria, and abroad, a fair proportion of Assad's opponents view the foreign fighters with suspicion and disdain for their ultraconservative views.

Turkish prosecutors have now opened a case against the HDP leader, which opponents view as an attempt to discredit the party, alongside strikes against the PKK.

Opponents view the prior consent clause as an onerous condition that threatens an Internet financial model that relies on advertising to pay for content.