Sentence examples for Opinion on something from inspiring English sources

Do not feel like your opinion on something is wrong if you find no one else who agrees with you.

"It was very nice to have an opinion on something, be right, make some money and be one of very few people in the country among public handicappers to pick the Kentucky Derby winner".

In one, final attempt to get him to give an opinion on something political, I ask him whether, if the Queen had summoned him to play at her Jubilee, he would have accepted?

Zhukova wanted his opinion on something else.

"If you asked her opinion on something, she would back off.

Imagine you have voiced an opinion on something and it has not gone down well.

When an admirer asked James his opinion on something-or-other, James pointed across the room to Beerbohm and said: "Ask that young man.

Clinton would call people all night long to get their opinions on something before he made a decision.

The incident started a debate over whether the judges were basing their opinions on something other than the on-air performances around which the show is built.

Mr Sims emphasises the importance of testing ideas on consumers using rough-and-ready prototypes: they will be more willing to give honest opinions on something that is clearly an early-stage mock-up than on something that looks like the finished product.

He added that if the players are to ever voice their opinions on something as controversial as a White House visit, he was certain McVay would back them.