Sentence examples for opposition was expressed from inspiring English sources

Yet no opposition was expressed.

The majority of the public opposed the war, but very little of this opposition was expressed on the streets.

Wilson felt that many opponents were motivated by racial issues, although no opposition was expressed in racial terms.

In Czechoslovakia, especially in the week immediately following the invasion, popular opposition was expressed in numerous spontaneous acts of nonviolent resistance.

While almost no opposition was expressed in the Iranian press after Polhill's release, radicals were up in arms when Deputy President Ayatollah Mohajerani called for direct talks with Washington in an article printed in the Ettelaat daily on Thursday.

But while a series of meetings held at the targeted schools drew little opposition to the plan, about 200 Twain parents attended a meeting last month at which strong opposition was expressed.

His omission from the lineup for the match against Fulham, in which Bimpson replaced him, provoked criticism from supporters, with some opposition being expressed via letters to local newspapers.

I've been in rooms, including when I was representing the White House on the other side of the divide, full of people who oppose what a president just announced where very little opposition is expressed -- maybe a little bit of push back, maybe some technical questions, but nothing heavy.

The arrival of more than 18,000 Jewish immigrants between 1919 and 1921 and land purchases in 1921 by the Jewish National Fund (established in 1901), which led to the eviction of Arab peasants (fellahin), further aroused Arab opposition that was expressed throughout the region through the Christian-Muslim associations.

In 2006, Comptroller General of the United States David Walker found that "the DoD has not demonstrated the need" for more investment in the F-22, and further opposition to the program was expressed by Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, Deputy Secretary of Defense Gordon R. England, Senator John McCain, and Chairman of U.S. Senate Committee on Armed Services Senator John Warner.

Opposition to the Vietnam War was expressed, in some form, by nearly every student organization represented in this series.