Sentence examples for visible opponent from inspiring English sources
Yet Dr. Gould was a visible opponent of efforts to get evolution out of the classroom.
When Vladimir Putin took office, in 2000, Nemtsov became a vocal and highly visible opponent of his policies, at first as a member of the liberal faction in the Duma.
Ms. Raddatz conveys who these men were (one was Specialist Casey Sheehan, whose mother, Cindy, would later become such a visible opponent of the war) and what their hellish experience was like.
"If for some reason the Catholic Church gets on the wrong side of the science, then it's going to in the long term do huge damage, just as it did when they went against Galileo," said Lawrence M. Krauss, chairman of the physics department at Case Western Reserve University and a highly visible opponent of intelligent design.
Alexander is a loud and visible opponent of EIT and torture.
The most visible opponent of the soda tax, Harold Honickman, has vanquished many a competitor and opponent while building a billion dollar business that distributes more than 150 million cases of beverages annually from New York to Virginia.
It illuminated the confrontational style that has characterised Navalny's rapid rise as one of Russia's most visible opponents of Vladimir Putin and his inner circle.
In addition to the many changes that are already visible, opponents are even more concerned about those still to come after the arena opens Sept. 28, with a concert by Jay-Z, the rapper and part owner of the Nets.
"I thought John Spencer brought a breath of hope to the city when he became mayor," said the Rev. Luther Evans of the Community Memorial Baptist Church, who is now one of the mayor's most visible opponents.
In another recent boost to his authority, Godane's forces purged two of his most vocal and visible opponents: Abu Mansoor al-Amriki and Usama al-Britani (the American and the Brit).
The most visible opponents of medical marijuana beyond the Drug Free Florida ads are the Florida Sheriffs Association, a law enforcement group run by Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd, who uses Reefer Madness-esque rhetoric to claim marijuana will ruin society.
