Sentence examples for powerfully opposed from inspiring English sources
By that point, the tradition of standing for the anthem — the one that Kaepernick powerfully opposed — had emerged.
The writing of private, domestic and forgotten histories has powerfully changed the shape of "grand sweep" narratives, but these kinds of writing need not be opposed.
As much as conservatives may view the decade as the crucible of moral relativism and the beginning of a breakdown in established social order, there remains something powerfully attractive about the binary, simplistic nature of it all, the idea that one could easily distinguish whether he was for war or against, in favor of equality or opposed.
As Jeffrey Rosen outlined in The New Republic, Twitter pursues the John Stuart Mill-infused "American free-speech ideal" (as opposed to the European stance, which, owing to its history of Fascism, regards suppressing hate speech as a means of promoting democracy) more powerfully than the other social-media tech giants.
So why not stay with the listeners we've got, and who are with us?" Ultimately, those on the creative team could not oppose such a powerfully musical argument from the work's creator.
"You can say you're opposing busing, and that resonated more powerfully, and sounded better and less racist than saying, 'We don't want to send our kids to desegregated schools or we don't want black kids sent to our schools'..
With 50 of the match's 70 minutes gone, McKillop powerfully stroked a short corner that deflected off an opposing player's stick and flew high into the net to give Zimbabwe the lead.
This was brought powerfully home over the weekend, when the Trump campaign sent out a press release opposing the proposed merger of A.T. & T. and Time Warner.
