Sentence for opposed | Use opposed in a sentence

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• Her principles are opposed. (10)
• Ladies are positively opposed. (10)
• Or what is man opposed to thee? (10)
• No, I have kinder feelings when we stand opposed. (10)
• Her father is so opposed to her making a foreign marriage. (9)
• None of us are opposed to a settlement, except your Father. (8)
• Who is it then opposed the proper union of the two islands? (10)
• And I, ass that I was, opposed that charming, little intrigue. (12)
• For unknown reasons the Grand Duke opposed this plan until now. (12)
• All fell aside, and the combatants stood opposed on clear ground. (10)
• He was opposed by Ram, the other celebrated breach of promise man. (8)
• In some points of interest they were exactly opposed to each other. (4)
• Besides, the clouded mind was opposed to her receiving impressions. (10)
• Was he not a member of the party notoriously opposed to fussy legislation? (8)
• His wish of staying longer evidently did not please; but it was not opposed. (4)
• Two ideas were opposed like duellists bent on the slaughter of one another. (10)
• But the more Andre insisted, the more opposed Smith grew to the route by boat. (18)
• You saw at a glance which was the likelier man of the two, when they stood opposed. (10)
• You saw at a glance which was the likelier man of the two, when they stood opposed. (22)
• He ought to have opposed the first attempt on their side to make him slight his father. (4)
• In her imagination the sombre hues surrounding an incendiary opposed that bright spirit. (10)
• All the evidence opposed it, but he was in action, and his reason swore that he had her fast. (10)
• If, he says, she watches over sentimentalism with a birch-rod, she is not opposed to romance. (10)
• Poor Tuckham went away entirely opposed to a Radical he could not even meet as a boon-fellow. (10)
• The colonel is opposed to me of course: he will learn to understand me better: but you and I! (10)
• The invaders, hearing the repeated trumpet blasts, thought a vast Canadian army opposed them. (19)
• The times are against Radicalism to the full as much as great oratory is opposed to extremes. (10)
• Every temptation came supplicating him to take the step which indeed he wished for: one feeling opposed. (10)
• Never had their mutual and similar, though opposed, resources been drawn out so copiously and unreservedly. (10)
• Dr. Hale was of those who were less radically opposed to slavery before the war, but hardly so after it came. (9)
• She gave herself a chiding for thinking of him when her mind should be intent on that which he was opposed to. (10)
• But he as little as any member of the Romfrey blood was framed to let the word no stand quietly opposed to him. (10)
• Steely points were opposed to him when he, figuratively, bared his bosom to be taken to the softest and fairest. (10)
• It was an encouragement of vice; and had I been the rector of Longbourn, I should very strenuously have opposed it. (4)
• To begin by saying that your principles are opposed to it, naturally excites a malicious propensity to try your temper. (10)
• The idea was so utterly opposed to the principles Sir Franks had been trained in, that his intellect could not grasp it. (10)
• The ladies remembered, that she had put the question for permission to Mr. Stuart Rem, who was opposed to secular singing. (10)
• Her colour was, deeper than usual, and she had the look, higher and more resolute, peculiar to her when she had been opposed. (8)
• Mr. Vostrand was opposed to him from the beginning, and as soon as he heard of the sixty thousand francs, he utterly refused. (9)
• I am so far in the dark that I have to help myself by recollecting how Lady Busshe opposed my view of a certain matter formerly. (10)
• The world of England discovered that the peace-party which opposed was the actual cause of the war: never was indication clearer. (10)
• Nevil, she could honestly say, was not her ideal; he was only her old friend, and she was opposed to him in his present adventure. (10)
• We did so reluctantly and after a bitter contest, for the commercial and Quaker interests of Philadelphia opposed the declaration. (18)
• Emma said it would be awkward; Mrs. Weston was in distress about the supper; and Mr. Woodhouse opposed it earnestly, on the score of health. (4)
• The Rector, whenever he heard Mr. Pendyce say this, strenuously opposed him, for he was himself of a square, stout build, and getting stouter. (8)
• He would not have been opposed to the profession of arms if he had been captured early for the service, notwithstanding his abomination of bloodshed. (10)

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