Sentence examples for a fixed opinion from inspiring English sources

Voters have come to have a fixed opinion of the mayor".

The other way to avoid service is to admit to a fixed opinion about the death penalty.

Patients with viral symptoms present with a fixed opinion that they need antibiotics and doctors, willingly or unwillingly, prescribe them.

The first is to admit to having already formed a fixed opinion about Mr. Malvo's guilt or innocence.

This is thus in contrast with the case of a fixed opinion pool, where consensus is theoretically always achieved.

As one observer put it in 1717, "To support and maintain a man's private credit, 'tis absolutely necessary that the world have a fixed opinion of the honesty and integrity, as well as ability of a person".

I hope it will confirm a feeling that politics is not just a stale exchange of fixed opinions, but more and more an arena where we can actually change the discourse, change the reality and keep enlarging our possibilities as human beings together.

But America these days is an immoderate land of fixed opinions and outsize fixations.

"It's taken a long time to get the issue of male suicide talked about properly because we have some very fixed opinions of men.

In essence, a delusion is a fixed false belief.

In its absence we get news laziness: seeking out only the news that seems to agree with your own pre-fixed opinion.