Sentence examples for quite opposed from inspiring English sources

All we need to do to discredit an idea is call it "socialist"; unlike President Obama's insurance-company-loving healthcare plan, this idea really is socialism, with a healthy dose of pure free-market capitalism -- as opposed to the corporatist oligopoly represented by our current economy, and I am quite opposed to it -- thrown in for spice.

Toward the start of World War II, Taft was quite opposed to U.S. gett ing entangled in European affairs.

She admits: "I was earnestly discussing my ideas with a lesbian friend who is quite opposed to marriage, relating all the different ways we felt our ceremony could critique the institution.

And J.L.Austin took an attitude to ordinary discourse that was quite opposed to that of Bentham, who thought that philosophy must tear away the 'veil of mystery' that ordinary language throws over every object of study (Bentham 1782, 251).

This exclusion of religion from public discussion has historically attracted Americans from two quite opposed perspectives.

In some ways his thought paralleled that of the later pagan Neoplatonists, but in others it quite opposed them.

Seen in this way, the two dominant and opposed approaches to social science adopt quite different perspectives.

If you are trying to be "good" and what you are really trying to do is be "strong" as opposed to "not evil" the field opens up quite a bit.

It is quite nice sometimes to be a dedicated follower of fashion as opposed to being a pioneer".

And people very often respond with something quite different — "What I think you really must have been asking," as opposed to answering the actual question.

The base-level D3 runs $399, featuring the D-shape design – which means, quite literally, that the robot is shaped like a capital "D," as opposed to Roomba's more familiar puck design.