Sentence examples for opposed to the notion from inspiring English sources

Her mother, meanwhile, was opposed to the notion.

Foster's Daily Democrat came out firmly opposed to the notion of ending football.

A decade ago, Friedlaender says, he, like most physicians, was "fairly violently opposed" to the notion of selling organs.

First, it is unclear how precisely to get the community involved, as opposed to the notion of a few leaders of the community getting involved.

Bernanke is also firmly opposed to the notion that central banks should raise rates to prick bubbles in the stock market or elsewhere.

"The Law Council remains opposed to the notion that the public interest exception should only be available to journalists or the news media," he says, noting it is unclear if an individual blogger will be protected.

In the following sections, we will first outline the basic tenets of the two approaches, and then move to defend the usefulness of a narrow notion of cultural attraction, as opposed to the broader notion proposed by Sperber and colleagues (e.g. Sperber 1996; Claidière et al. 2014), that we define as extended.

I am instinctively opposed to the whole notion of superinjunctions.

One development of the interwar period led certain cultural anthropologists to speak of a new subdiscipline, cultural psychology, or ethnopsychology, which is based on the idea that culture conditions the very psychological makeup of individuals (as opposed to the older notion of a universal psyche or human nature).

This finding is opposed to the usual notion that ANN has better prediction performance than RSM (Hameed 2009; Jain et al. 2011).

The result has been so extraordinarily successful that it's surreal to see the concept frequently attacked by both the anti-tech right, who want companies to "hire American" because they wrongly think that bias will lead to a better outcome for America (it won't) and the anti-tech left, who are opposed to the very notion of the fabled "10x engineer".