Sentence examples for opposed camp from inspiring English sources

To Egypt's revolutionary groups and individuals, from the April 6 Youth and the Ultras groups, from Wael Ghonim to the once-demonized Revolutionary Socialists, Morsi's diametrically opposed camp is extremely wide and polarized pushing him beyond his Brotherhood base.

But it was not a contest between opposed camps.

Politically, the country was entrenched in two bitterly opposed camps.

The world is dividing into two sharply opposed camps: an ever more gay-friendly West; and the 77 countries that still outlaw homosexual acts between consenting adults.

It came soon enough: within a span of less than a year, a vigorous debate between two philosophically opposed camps developed.

While a somewhat general distinction can be usefully maintained, it is misleading to think of the partialist-impartialist debate as a dispute between two clearly defined, and clearly opposed, camps (Deigh 1991; Barry 1995, pp. 191 5).

No, says the opposing camp.

This prompted accusations of massive fraud from the opposing camp.

Neither candidate has managed to entice voters from the opposing camp.

"Have you seen the tests?" asked a skeptical member of the opposing camp.

It seems the blanket coverage of the 7 May ballot has pushed her into the opposing camp.