| But are conservatives, and nonliberals generally, really dead set against popular culture? |
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| But can she fight the conservatives in Congress who are dead set against spending money on the arts? |
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| Officials say the finance minister is dead set against large-scale borrowing. |
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| Silvia Cattori: According to you, why so many journalists were so dead set against you? |
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| It seemed it was ground over the grass and dead set against us by clapping its sharp beak with a colour of orange. |
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| Some important elements within my own caucus and wider party were dead set against any coalition with either the Liberals or the Conservatives. |
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| While he was quite comfortable telling us all about it, his wife was dead set against it. |
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| Madison was dead set against it, partly on the grounds that his state of Virginia would be a big loser in any such assumption. |
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| Village leaders are dead set against the scheme to build houses at Lodge Hill, off Main Street, but planning officials want their objections overruled. |
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| They are dead set against compatriots from the north, south and abroad meeting together to talk about reunification. |
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| The problem is that some powerful lobby groups seem dead set against new technologies just because they are new, and promoted by private industry. |
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| The principal and her toadies made it seem that our opinions were important and that the reorganisation would not happen if we were dead set against it. |
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| Anyway, before you can have a female Pope you must first provide for the ordination of women to the priesthood, and the present Pope is dead set against that. |
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| Key investors were dead set against giving away the patent rights. |
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| I come from a province in which our police association is dead set against the registry and for good reason. |
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| Back then, the immigration critic and member for Calgary-Nose Hill was dead set against such an idea. |
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| As with previous surveys, teachers were dead set against standardized testing. |
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| At the time the surgeon gave me the option of having the growth removed, but I was dead set against unnecessary surgery. |
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| The developing countries were dead set against the tariff cuts requested in the NAMA text. |
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| The judge at the dog show took points off the Irish setter's dead set because its right ear twitched a few times. |
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| The governor is dead set against the concealed weapons permit legislation and will veto it even if it costs her the re-election. |
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| If John is dead set on marrying Catherine, his parents' objection will only provoke a falling out. |
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| We wanted him to look like somebody who was dead set on one thing. |
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| Too many family law lawyers regularly go into court on behalf of controlling, selfish parents dead set on denying the other, typically a dad, meaningful or any real role in his children's lives. |
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| But you were dead set on doing it that way. |
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| If she is dead set against the budget and she finds a million things wrong with it, will she and her party, all 99 of them, show up tomorrow and vote against the budget? |
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| I am so dead set against the high-handed government imposing its will on workers and other citizens simply by pulling the string of a majority government. |
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| I might not graduate first in my class, but I'll make a dead set at it. |
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| This is a paradigm of contemporary experience and visuality that we know well from Sigmar Police, and a perspective that Martin seems dead set on extending. |
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