Sentence examples for outwardly opposed from inspiring English sources
The United States appears ambivalent about a new military operation in the Middle East, and other countries have outwardly opposed it, including Turkey, a fellow member of NATO.
(He was also criticized for working alongside Donald Trump, who has himself outwardly opposed marriage equality).
"A few short months ago, Barack Obama outwardly opposed terrorist surveillance legislation, saying that he would filibuster any bill that includes immunity for American telecommunications companies that had been asked by the government to participate in the program.
This is something we have to look at inwardly to counteract as opposed to outwardly".
We've seen this theater play out repeatedly with politicians and preachers who outwardly and staunchly oppose, while often masking their own shameful desires and behaviors.
And I found it odd that in a country that seems culturally opposed (at least outwardly) to making money, all these vendors were trying to up-sell me on fruit and coffee.
The Maquis hope to get their members into the into Corbyn's shadow cabinet, outwardly toe the line while opposing any actually useful policies behind closed doors, and try to work "behind enemy lines" to overthrow him when the time is right.
