Sentence examples for should have opposing from inspiring English sources

Assuming that the extent to which lexical/semantic information is activated can be affected by the context in which the stimulus is presented, and participants can be induced to process stimuli, and to assign stress either sub-lexically or lexically depending on the prime context, the two priming conditions should have opposing influences on performance.

She dismissed as inane suggestions that he should have opposed the Cultural Revolution, and the book failed to impress a more sceptical generation.

We can still condemn their actions if we reject their judgment of the policies at issue, or if we accept that judgment, but believe that they should have opposed those policies by nonviolent means.

Even if spending restraint wasn't possible, the GOP should have opposed tax discrimination; taxes should not go up for anyone, but if they are to rise for some, they should rise for all.

He said that Cameron should have opposed Israel's incursion into Gaza, and opposed the "killing of innocent Palestinian civilians".

Or is the bill so seriously compromised, as a few of our close friends in the environmental movement have suggested, that we who care about clean energy and the fate of the planet should have opposed it?

In a country as diverse as ours, good people who have opposing views should be able to live side by side.

If candidates have opposing views they should clearly all stand but they should also look to see what they agree on.

They should never have opposed the information commissioner's ruling.

Now some wonder whether they shouldn't have opposed it.

The answer to this is likely to be no and on that basis King should not have opposed this trade mark.