Sentence examples for opposed so much from inspiring English sources

Mandelson opposed so much power being invested in the prime minister at the time.

A divorced 46-year-old grocery store worker named Frank was equally opposed, so much so that he was one of the few who said he would consider a candidate's position on the issue before voting.

Recent weeks have seen criticisms from many quarters; the BMA has been staunchly opposed, so much so that at an extraordinary meeting held last month it severely criticised many elements of the bill.

Tells about the few prominent men who oppose so much welfare.

This, of course, raises the question: just what illegal surveillance program did Comey oppose so much he would resign over it?

It's wrong for Richard Trumka to have used the public option as a bargaining chip in the first place, and it's terribly wrong for him to be opposing so much as a vote on it now.

Critics opposed not so much the tower but public subsidies for the 2.1-million-square-foot project and the state's use of condemnation to gain control of the land.

Hallandale Beach Police Chief Dwayne Flournoy endorsed the plan, but his officers opposed it—so much so that they hired an outside consultant to conduct a survey of cops' opinions of body cams to let people know how they felt.

Follow Harry Cheadle on Trumper.

It would seem that those who oppose the charter schools oppose not so much the opening of all charter schools but the lack of balance that results.

Billy Martin used to say that he attempted stolen bases in bunches and bunted and called for suicide squeeze plays not just to score runs but to distract the opposing team so much that they worried more about what he might do rather than stay focused on their own game plan.