Sentence examples for try to oppose from inspiring English sources

Try to oppose them and soon you'll be a facha [fascist]-like Franco supporter".

So it was important to resist sentimental appeals: "Now, the advocates of this bill, when you try to oppose it, challenge you on an emotional basis.

It is still the case that children try to oppose the cultural expectations thrust upon them, the rigidity of tribes, the rigidity of fundamentalism".

That would be yet another victory for Russia's push into Europe, and yet another humiliating defeat for those who try to oppose it.As so often in European security, hopes for a rescue rest on America.

"War," wrote Boleslaw Micinski in those years, "deforms not only the soul of the invader, but also poisons with hatred, and hence deforms, the souls of those who try to oppose the invader".

Even then, the newly elected directors would have to decide to try to dilute the family's stake so that a takeover could be approved -- a move the family would probably try to oppose in court.

That has not stopped people from trying to oppose him.

They are incumbents, and they are trying to oppose a new entrant".

Each has her ways of trying to oppose what amounts to a despised, basically incontrovertible imprisonment.

Mr. Smyth said his feelings changed when he realized the risk involved in trying to oppose the bill.

He said China was quietly trying to oppose the United States-India nuclear deal and objected to including India on the United Nations Security Council.