Appose used in a sentence

Appose in a sentence as a verb

You've upset my entire worldview by using the phrase "as apposed to".

I'm less and less sure every day why I stay on Mac as apposed to Arch, which I use on my servers.

I started off planning to say that 'apposed' is not a word, and that you've made some sort of grievous error.

Search for topics of his that interest you as appose to looking for reasons to dismiss him.

Some countries are more suited to enableing them in one area as apposed to other countries and also the feild.

It's dynamic scoping, as appose to lexical scoping.

The author says that these industries are inefficient as appose to simply growing in one's backyard.

I dont appose the sentiment but i appose the statement of this being a illogical decission.

Romney because I'm a capitalist and appose abortion.

They appose each other because at a fundamental layer the point of gaining power from the efforts of educated people is not in the governments best interest.

As apposed to someone saying "I've spent many hours enjoying videos staring adult performers Belladonna and Sasha Grey so YES, I have close connections with the subject.

If you believe that the foundation of society is traditional family and that children should be raised, when possible, in a traditional family, you could see why someone would appose gay marriage.

I dont know a single person who felt put-upon by the lockdowns, but I appreciate that there are people at the fringes who appose any and all restrictions like those of "lockdowns" but I'd pay that price again for this period of relative normality we get as a reward.

It also mentions "as a pose to" where "as opposed to" is intended, and assumes "opposed" instead of "apposed"[2].I wandered into english-usage-debate forums and found that 'apposed' is disliked for being rare, but not disallowed[3], and an interesting bit of discussion came up about intentionally chosen differences[7] -- which do seem detectable in the modern definitions: "place beside", versus "place against".

OT: But I'm curious why the article has to define the countries who offered asylum as leftist:> "...the leftist governments of Venezuela, Bolivia and Nicaragua...."This implies the asylum was extended because they are leftist as appose to other reasons, such as these countries felt rebuffed by US for forcing down the flight of the Bolivian president, or purely on humanitarian or other reasons.