Sentence examples for a quick opinion from inspiring English sources

A quick opinion from the ya-ya sisterhood on the dress you're considering?

The lyrics are as elliptical as ever, but the overall message appears to be: try and form a quick opinion about this.

I was so pleased with the work thus far that I asked him to give me a "quick" opinion of some rotted lengths of wood siding on the exterior of my house.

ALTERNATIVES Ford Flex Limited EcoBoost, Dodge Durango R/T, BMW X5 xDrive 35i; in the upper reaches, the Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8, Range Rover Sport HSE and Porsche Cayenne S. Forming a quick opinion from a first impression is bad enough, but forming that opinion before you've met is bad manners.

That doctor called in his partner for a quick second opinion.

"It's for people who want a quick second opinion," said Marissa Evans, 26, a former Web analyst and strategist in New York, who started Go Try It On.

As to whether the definition of aggression is too vague, why not create a provision whereby nations can obtain a quick advisory opinion from the World Court prior to undertaking any questionable actions?

For that purpose, the panel recommendations are made available to practising physicians via an online tool that allows a quick 'second opinion' on the appropriateness of treatment for any given patient.

If you choose to share more information, you're able to add a photo, meal price, notes and tap "I like it" or "I don't" to save your quick opinion.

"It's crowdsourcing an opinion on an outfit and getting a quick, unbiased second opinion," said Marissa Evans, Go Try It On's founder and chief executive.

My roommate, Murph — a nose-pierced, hinky-toothed blonde from Dubuque, who used black soap and black dental floss and whose quick opinions were impressively harsh (she pronounced Dubuque "Du-ba-cue") — always added the phrase "in bed" to any fortune-cookie fortune, so in my mind I read them that way, too: You are the master of your own destiny.