Sentence examples for opposed seeing from inspiring English sources

But the Wading River Civic Association, which opposed seeing the site turned into an airport, applauded the zoning amendments.

But the opposition was bitterly opposed, seeing it as a costly giveaway at a time of many unattended needs at home.

Indian farmers here are vehemently opposed, seeing the measure as just another scheme by bankers and businessmen to further impoverish them.

The market monetarists, diametrically opposed, see exaggerated fear of inflation.

A YouGov/Polimetrix poll for The Economist this week shows that half of all voters would like to see everyone get coverage, even if that means a tax increase, with only 36% opposed (see chart).

They are often captious and in many instances betray a less than fair engagement with the views being opposed (see Warren 2011, 290 293 and Kechagia 2011, 135 294 for a vindication of Plutarch's polemics in Against Colotes).

Synapses were typically observed as "snowmen" with PSD95 and synaptophysin puncta found directly opposed (see white circles in Fig.  9a, b).

I combine contingency tables for all amino acids and genes (ALL) and subsets of amino acids with GC- and AT- ending optimal codons (leu and lys are treated separately, as these two GC-ending amino acids behave very opposing, see below Table 2).

However, Grotius is usually given the credit for shifting the paradigm fundamentally (see, e.g., Haakonssen (1985), 240; for an opposing view, see Irwin (2008), 98).

Of course, teachers must also see themselves as capable of growth, as opposed to seeing themselves as either racist or not.

"This enables India to see the developments in the Pakistani society as opposed to seeing just the military aspect of it," Professor Kumar said.