Sentence examples for an array of opinions from inspiring English sources

There is an array of opinions as to when a person fully matures.

The truth is that there can be no set definition – just an envelope that bulges with an array of opinions.

The governors who met with Trump yesterday expressed an array of opinions about what he should do regarding the Medicaid expansion initiated by Obama.

The government has a duty to the public to ensure that the news media present as diverse an array of opinions as possible.

"However, the determination of that issue depends substantially upon his mental condition, about which there is an array of opinions among the medical practitioners who gave evidence to the tribunal".

The journal offers its readers primary research papers as well as an array of opinions, reviews and short journalistic pieces to provide busy researchers with a broad, yet easily absorbed perspective of important methodological developments in the life sciences.

A senior figure in the regime of Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak and a key International Monetary Fund adviser, Youssef Boutros-Ghali had grown used to being welcomed in some of Britain's most respected think-tanks and academic institutions, dispensing his views on economic and political reform to an array of opinion formers.

That decision, which produced an array of conflicting opinions, created considerable uncertainty about the legal basis for Mr. Marri's detention.

Here's a rundown of four possibilities, along with an array of critics' opinions.

However, the meaning of the term is subject to a wide array of opinions, without a formal definition.

As has been noted about earlier (smaller) releases of IRA ads, they aren't all nakedly pro-Trump, but instead express a dizzying array of opinions and arguments, targeted at a wide range of users.