more opposed

A piece of more iniquitous and unfair legislature, or more opposed to English feeling, it would be impossible to find.

Could anything be more opposed to democratic ideas than such a basis of representation as that?

If the people were opposed to the Shogun's usurpation, they were still more opposed to his new policy, simply because it was new.

Certainly no art could have been more opposed to his than the frank and vivid realism of his immediate successor, John Rogers.

It would not be recognized by the Turks, and Constantinople would be even more opposed to Mecca than it is now.