Sentence examples for opposing as from inspiring English sources

My dad tells a very different story, and my brothers' experience is as radically opposing as can be.

Remarkably, noninjected hind ankles from mice injected with hTNF/TAg SFs, both draining and opposing, as well as other distal joints such as the wrist joints, showed manifestations characteristic of arthritis in most cases.

For opposing as adulterous the second marriage of the Byzantine emperor Constantine VI to his mistress Theodote in 795, Theodore was exiled to Thessalonica, Greece.

Which in part explains his willingness to risk pretty much everything to get his way over university tuition fees.At his monthly press conference on December 2nd, Mr Blair described the controversial legislation, which nearly 150 Labour MPs have signed a Commons motion opposing, as "a very major flagship reform" from which "there will be absolutely no retreat".

Items 14 and 17 are somewhat opposing as well: "I have constant pain in my feet" versus I have shooting pain in my feet".

The Anglican church and the Roman Catholic Church are publicly opposed, as are pro-life groups.

The main business lobby group in Brussels is opposed as well.

The hurdles Many Lib Dems would be opposed, as would SNP members.

Moreover, the two were intimately connected - not opposed as had always been thought.

Beheadings in Saudi Arabia must be opposed as much as ISIS beheadings.

The list includes phrases such as "incapable ruler" and "I oppose," as well as words including "shameless," "disagree" and "emperor".