Translations for „trenchantly“ in the English » German Dictionary

trench·ant·ly [ˈtren(t)ʃəntli] ADV form

trenchantly

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How else could he have argued so trenchantly that he did not accept he had mismanaged the economy.

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It's too early for anyone to be so trenchantly opposed to this.

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But his writing has also given rise to vocal dissent, adopting as he does a line that seems now radical, now trenchantly traditionalist.

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It's said his popularity lies in trenchantly rejecting the country's entire system of government and everyone in it.

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Many social constructionists trenchantly question deterministic views of behaviour, such as those views sometimes put forth within behavioural/abnormal psychology and the biological sciences.

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Shorten now trenchantly opposes a plebiscite.

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These views, whether they are expressed mildly or (more often) trenchantly, are gaining momentum.

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Trusting always in his (trenchantly expressed) gut instincts, he had little taste for the intricacies of policy analysis or the inevitable compromises of office.

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He said, however, that in the run up to the budget he would be arguing trenchantly that investment in education was key.

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Any notion that either team are one-man batting shows has been trenchantly, brutally dismissed in this tournament.

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