Sentence examples similar to a bit opinionated from inspiring English sources
The Hawk has been calling games longer than Stone has, and he is every bit as opinionated.
For instance, a physician at one of my workshops had a colleague who was a bit of a bully — opinionated and critical.
They're a bit different and they're quite opinionated, which I like.
Given the nature of the associated sites (local news outlets), the audience is a bit older, and presumably a bit more opinionated and educated.
While Quan plays a half-dozen roles, she's spotlighted as the gruff, opinionated mother who's a bit of a cougar when it comes to her daughter's fellow.
But, as the weeks went by, he began to struggle a bit as the quiet, shy brother became an opinionated, thriving sister who no longer would stand by and play with a truck when she would rather play princess fairies.
"A good second-home blog is a little bit like an opinionated Web cam," said Mr. Knudsen, who, thanks to his blog, is something of a celebrity in Sullivan County.
The mistress is a little younger than the wife, a bit prettier perhaps and certainly a lot less argumentative and opinionated.
Each credal committee member is a fully opinionated Jamesian voluntarist.
In 1993, Dave Hickey published a sharply opinionated book on art called The Invisible Dragon.
