Sentence examples for strong opposed from inspiring English sources

Building a new house for City Opera in Damrosch Park at Lincoln Center was strong opposed by the Metropolitan Opera's general manager, Joseph Volpe, and by Ms. Sills.

A committed Federalist, Strong opposed the idea of the Electoral College as a means of electing the president, instead supporting the idea that the legislature should choose him.

Our Communist Party should cultivate another very strong opposing party.

The newspaper has not dissociated itself from the commentaries, but has run strong opposing views from other columnists.

In other words, when someone has an opposing stance on climate change, people tend to correlate that belief with strong opposing opinions on related topics.

Public pressure began increasing dramatically in the late 20th century for improved wildlife and natural landscape conservation in Australia; that in turn provoked strong opposing reactions from long-standing business interests that have exploited the country's resources.

Today's Zaman is affiliated with Fethullah Gülen, an Islamic cleric widely believed to be a strong opposing power to Erdoğan's authority, and Zeynalov's deportation has been seen, in part, as a challenge to Gülen.

In contrast with Kripke's analogy there is a strong opposing analogy between Neurath's argument against private language and his defense of central planning.

They will find another venue". Banning all extremist preachers risked driving debate underground, making it more difficult to provide strong opposing opinions to "horrific views," the source added.

As we saw earlier, a notion of acceptance (as "faith") is the sort of thing that a fideist might want to appeal to against those who say that one can't just decide to believe that p in the face of strong opposing evidence.

In the match against Arsenal, United were dominated by a strong opposing midfield play.