Sentence examples for utterly opposed to from inspiring English sources

In an interview with El País he said he was "utterly opposed" to such talk.

He announces that he is utterly opposed to crossing the ethical boundary of stem cell research.

Fascism is utterly opposed to our most fundamental beliefs about the worth of human beings.

"It is also something I have said we are utterly opposed to".

The Unionist camp is utterly opposed to any second question, but Mr. Salmond is relaxed about it.

That Cologne audience, utterly opposed to terrorist violence, nonetheless felt a pang of sympathy with the protagonists.

But to this day, the link is utterly unproven (as opposed to the link between guns and gun crime), hence what was the point?

"The Liberal Democrats are the party of education, and that means we believe in an excellent education for all, so any plans to bring in more divisive grammar schools will be utterly opposed by my party," Farron said, noting that a return to grammars was not in the Conservatives' 2015 manifesto.

In revisiting the passage, we see that it had become "utterly clear" to Abraham that his father was not vaguely opposed to Abraham's path, but was "an enemy" (uduwun), committed to its destruction.

Tata Harper: Love Potion, Tata's first lifestyle scent (as opposed to the other more targeted aromatic treatments) is utterly enchanting.

As opposed to the true story of the Supremes, Dreamgirls serves up a predictably upbeat, utterly phony Broadway ending, with the Motown girls fully reconciled, something that most assuredly did not happen in real life.