Sentence examples for warring opinions from inspiring English sources

The New Jersey ruling followed two days of hearings in which expert witnesses called by lawyers for New Jersey's Republican and Democratic Parties offered warring opinions about the impact of the state's redrawn legislative map for minority voting strength.

Critical quotations, pro and con, pepper the show's superb installation by the curator David Davies; they vivify the warring opinions provoked by El Greco in his lifetime and ever since, except for a spell of near-oblivion that ended in the nineteenth century, when, like Vermeer, he was rescued by French aesthetes.

When his home in Dickens, California -- an "agrarian ghetto," he calls it -- is literally taken off the map, the narrator fights to save it, running into warring opinions on equality along the way.

To compound matters, said schoolteacher arrived armed with uppity, pie-in-the-sky, anti-war opinions (something about millions of young men pointlessly slaughtered being a bad thing, yadda yadda) and, gasp, refused to recant them.

Rivalling even the later intensity of ill-feeling between Mr Major and some of his colleagues, US President Ronald Reagan gave jokey vent to a few of his own Cold War opinions.

He's publicly expressed anti-war opinions, having spoken out in favor of disarmament in the 1980s and against the U.S. invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq.

The war in Iraq began about three weeks before the 100th episode of South Park aired, and at the time there was virtually nothing but jingoistic pro-war opinions being voiced on television.

Kim Sengupta DOMINIQUE DE VILLEPIN Dominique de Villepin, then Prime Minister of France, was the mouthpiece for French anti-war opinion.

Mr Obama may be tempted to compromise to show military resolve by acceding to the commander's request, yet appease anti-war opinion by picking the lowest number.This would be a mistake.

But shockingly, last year, with the remains of the poppy installation still outside the Tower of London, representatives of some of the biggest arms companies were inside, seeking to profit from war (Opinion, theguardian.com, 22 December 2014).

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