Sentence examples similar to sound opposition from inspiring English sources

That was the sound advice opposition volleyball players learned about Amarnauth Lachhman.

It is now too late for Mr Brown to portray himself as an anti-establishment hero: as Pappy O'Daniel puts it in the film, "How we gonna run re-form when we're the damn incumbent?" But Mr Brown could nobly sacrifice some authority in a way that prime ministers tend to avoid, however keen they sound in opposition, as Mr Cameron does now.

Russian politicians sometimes sound like opposition leaders, and Mr Medvedev makes pledges as if he were a presidential candidate.

Even though Roman Catholic bishops and some Catholic institutions have sounded vocal opposition to the law, recent polls, which Obama officials were pointing to on Tuesday, show that a majority of Catholics favor the new contraceptive rule, which Mr. Obama approved in January after heated debate in the White House.

This all sounds like opposition to a global R&D fund to me: At this time, We do not favor the establishment of an intergovernmental working group to further develop the CEWG proposals.

He says that India's "high noise to signal ratio" can make opposition sound more entrenched than it is.

So as he travels the country to help Republicans in his last political roundup, Mr. Armey has been making headlines that make him sound like the opposition to President Bush, even as he says, "I love him dearly".

The "sha-lum sha-lin-gay" sound ran into opposition as well and was subsequently removed from the song.

But spokesmen for the opposition sounded angry.

Sounds like the opposition captain pulled the wool over the eyes of both me and the ref with a bribe.

True, Cameron had a good sound-bite – that opposition to tax credit cuts was an "alliance between the unelected and the unelectable".