Sentence examples for religiously opposed from inspiring English sources

They are "religiously" opposed to carbon, he says.

He said that those who are against fracking were "irrational" and almost "religiously opposed".

I'm not one of those people religiously opposed to time-travel narratives.

Witjens's strategy for countering both the religiously opposed and awkwardly British is to refashion donation into something heroic.

A new style had evolved by the 8th to 9th centuries, but it did not penetrate into western Turkistan, where the Arab conquerors religiously opposed figural art.

He doesn't own a gun and is religiously opposed to war, but joined the National Rifle Association because it fights government restrictions.

Fully 82percentt of the religiously unaffiliated oppose overturning Roe v. Wade.

That version of the mandate garnered protest from a wide range of Catholic groups -- including the U.S. bishops' conference, NETWORK and Catholic Charities USA -- who said it didn't include an appropriate exemption for religiously affiliated employers opposed to artificial means of contraception.

In The Myth of The Muslim Tide, author Doug Saunders writes that Italians, and other Catholics, were perceived as coming from "countries that were almost all authoritarian, religiously fundamentalist and opposed to the rights of women," and adhering to "a changeless, unalterable, clerically preordained dogma that was not so much a faith as a political ideology".

There are, nonetheless, Palestinians in Gaza who are more moderate religiously and who oppose Hamas, complaining of creeping theocracy in its rules and laws.

The report also describes changing trends in terrorism, which it says is increasingly "religiously or ideologically motivated," as opposed to the "politically motivated" terrorism of the past.