Sentence examples for opposed himself from inspiring English sources

Let us note in passing that Merleau-Ponty opposed himself to Husserl's separation of "expression and indication," long before Derrida did so in his Speech and Phenomena.

He promised he would put justices on the Supreme Court who would overturn marriage equality (and the list of 20 candidates he has offered, certainly fit the bill), which he's consistently opposed himself since 2000.

The only time he relaxes is when he talks about his standup, as opposed to himself.

But then, Fox is rather modest, always wanting to shine a light on others as opposed to himself.

She also battled the Treasury Department at times, and sometimes opposed Clinton himself, who tended to give priority to economic growth over environmental considerations.

But the increasing variety of Mr. Damon's roles and the almost perversely self-effacing ease with which he sinks into them suggest the thoughtful, restless sensibility of an actor who, as his frequent collaborator Steven Soderbergh put it, "is thinking about expanding himself as opposed to presenting himself as a movie star".

Harry also is a member first of a student organization, Dumbledore's Army, that fights Voldemort's underlings, and then the Order of the Phoenix, which opposes Voldemort himself.

He now declares himself opposed to it, "with caveats".

More and more he found himself opposed to Roman Catholic practices and Lutheran ideas of reform.

It was of two great and terrible armies within himself, opposed and facing each other, silent.

"Mr. Kennedy called forth sharply opposed evaluations of himself," the obituary reported.