Sentence examples for particularly opposed from inspiring English sources

Its chairman, M. Barry Schneider, said the board particularly opposed raising the roof.

Gov. Jesse Ventura has been particularly opposed to the use of public money for a stadium.

Group 2: AFFIRMATIVE OPINIONS ON EUTHANASIA -Why are certain groups and individuals particularly opposed to euthanasia?

The French are particularly opposed to any action that lacks UN backing.

I am particularly opposed to control orders and detention without trial both here and in the US.

It was the first time the department said in writing that it was not particularly opposed to a trail.

These were huge hits among white South Africans, particularly liberals opposed to apartheid.

Israelis – particularly those opposed to a unilateral action, apparently – have now taken this debate into the public sphere.

But the existing tenants, particularly Tony Imad, opposed the government's plan and applied what pressure they could, including lobbying relevant ministers, to ensure they held on to the leases.

The implication for the UK is clear: while the micro-picture of devolved government indicates rising support for nationalist parties (particularly those opposed to the Con-Dem government's austerity programme), the macro-picture indicates that the United Kingdom may not be in such jeopardy as some commentators and anti-unionists imagine.

Ngô Đình Nhu, Diệm's younger brother and chief adviser, denied a reprieve as the army, particularly Minh, opposed any clemency.