Sentence examples for seriously opposed from inspiring English sources

We now find ourselves seriously opposed to our government-elect.

No one has seriously opposed this, so should be easy to secure.

has been serving as his own Sec. of Defense for some time If McNamara has seriously opposed escalation then there can hardly be much doubt about it.

A few years ago one shareholder seriously opposed upgrading the dripping sheave assemblies on North America's last single-person chairlift, arguing that grease-spattered ski clothing contributed to the Mad River Glen vibe.

As soon as she realized that the Rossis were seriously opposed to the affair and would on no account let Christian come and live with her, Gabrielle Russier suffered what we call loosely a nervous breakdown.

Dean was pushing his (now-vindicated) "50-state strategy," which Rahm was seriously opposed to.

Could the states, singly or in combination, seriously oppose such a reform?

Although personally disinclined to accept divine honours, he did not seriously oppose the current trend and had a temple erected to himself in Camulodunum.

Similarly, Bellow often puts nepotism in the context of parents wanting to do right by their kids -- which, again, no one seriously opposes.

Few people seriously oppose using data on achievement, demographics and other variables to track students' growth.

Some people think that the Tea Party seriously opposes taxes and big government.