Sentence examples for a poor opinion from inspiring English sources

Henry Steinbrenner had a poor opinion of his son, who for years struggled to impress him.

He went to public high school & his father had a poor opinion of the school.

Latin Americans also have a poor opinion of their institutions, and of each other.

Conklin Mann thinks this sort of business may have given Pond a poor opinion of American culture.

Many of the adults at Manual, however, assumed that his grades were lower — a poor opinion for which he blamed himself.

Some vets have a poor opinion of pet shops, and until recently the RSPCA has opposed the sale of animals through a shop environment.

But people who reported seeing fewer police officers were more likely to have a poorer opinion of their effectiveness.

Bates was born in Allestree, Derbyshire; and, although Jane Austen's Elizabeth Bennet had "a very poor opinion of young men who live in Derbyshire", Bates made the most of its artistic possibilities.

(It should be noted that in spite of this magnanimous act, MacGowan has a pretty poor opinion of modern players, at one point exploding: "Footballers! Bunch of ballerinas playing to peasants!") O'Boyle is genial enough to play "Road to Paradise" over the PA, and there's a fire to MacGowan's delivery that's a revelation after years of relative silence.

The involvement of traditional healers in treating TB patients was rejected by the study participants, suggesting a general poor opinion about and understanding of the role of traditional medicine.

I had lots of leftover bits in my drawer, all these ideas and sketches, and so how do you blend them into something?" Mr. Gilliam has had some famous wrangles with movie executives and has an outspokenly poor opinion of Hollywood, though he pointed out, laughing again, that all his studio movies have come in on time and on budget.