Sentence examples for radically against from inspiring English sources
He adds that he is "radically against the use of violence – I'm with Gandhi, not Guevara".
When it was released, Errol Morris's The Thin Blue Line went radically against the grain of documentary convention.
Mr Viana is "radically against" the waterway.In Jaciparaná and neighbouring communities, a propaganda war seems to be manufacturing opinion as much as mobilising it.
But with that one case of mad cow disease, Japanese public opinion has turned radically against beef, faster than a spooked herd of Holsteins.
Until it does, "the world is going to isolate the FARC, because the world is radically against the use of violence as a political instrument," says Horacio Serpa, who according to the polls is Mr Pastrana's likeliest successor.
Hogan-Howe has being trying to reform the Met, some would say radically, against a backdrop of cuts to police funding and reforms to the pay and conditions of officers.
How, they ask, can the west welcome into the EU and Nato "ethnocracies" such as Estonia and Latvia that radically discriminate against their Russian subjects.
In reaction to these recent results, the US Preventive Services Task Force has radically recommended against PSA-based screening [ 29].
Researchers soon ran up against radically different definitions, produced by different authorities.
While some traditions of bhakti radically speak out against ritual, devotion in ordinary life is usually embedded in worship, vows, and pilgrimages three major elements within practical Hinduism.
In a rare split with the Justice Department, three of the four commissioners at the Federal Trade Commission denounced the guidelines, calling them "a blueprint for radically weakened enforcement" against anticompetitive practices.
