Sentence examples for radically opposing from inspiring English sources

"He was performing two radically opposing roles at the same time," Mr. Frayn said.

My dad tells a very different story, and my brothers' experience is as radically opposing as can be.

They outlined radically opposing perspectives: for Assange, the liberating power of the internet is based on its freedom and statelessness.

Within the United States people hold radically opposing views on abortion, sexual relations, the fair distribution of wealth and many other such issues.

Moreover, the dispute risks disrupting the Sinn Fein-DUP axis, given that even ministers in the cabinet have taken radically opposing positions about the rights and wrongs of the marches past St Patrick's over the summer.

A radically opposing viewpoint, widely known as the "Indo-Hittite" hypothesis, holds that Anatolian and Proto-Indo-European, the reconstructed source of all other Indo-European languages, are collateral (same-generation) descendants of a still earlier linguistic stage, Indo-Hittite, that lacked these characteristics.

She said: "I radically oppose public education.

At stake were public sector policy options that were radically opposed.

Catholicism, understood on its own terms, is radically opposed to American culture, and to the essence of modernity.

1933 Hitler came to power in Germany, with an ideology that was radically opposed to Enlightenment values.

Nothing quite like this joining of two radically opposed worlds moving at different speeds had been heard in music before.