Sentence examples for assorted opinions from inspiring English sources

He contended in interviews that he and Jones had discussed philosophy (Spinoza on the power sweep?), scouting and assorted opinions, but that Jones never broached the subject of Parcells's coaching the Cowboys.

While the assorted opinion-makers regained consciousness in the cold air of Broadway, I found myself vis-à-vis none other than Nestor Grossnose, a porky nudnik I knew from our years frequenting the great wheat-germ dispensaries of Sunset Boulevard.

Belief in assorted local spirits is widespread.

In a preliminary stage, opinions are formed about the reliability of assorted belief-forming processes, using observation and/or inference to draw conclusions about the track-records of these processes in the actual world.

In a twist on the traditional chat room, Mr. Shem-Ur is producing a site with 4,000 discussion areas, sections where anybody can post opinions, offer advice and engage in debate on assorted subjects.

In his opinion grammar is a collection of modules, each containing assorted features.

Of course, that's still not a perfect way to bump up user engagement dramatically, given that while sports team players are quickly measured on their last game's performance and assorted injuries, artists generally stay "good" or "bad" in one person's opinion for some time.

Some are from the top tier of reviewers from the New York Times and other big city newspapers; others are from magazines, entertainment trade papers, television "critics", assorted bloggers and movie critic sites where self-proclaimed "reviewers" abound, all with one thing in common: "opinions" hungry to see their critiques quoted and hopeful that their sites attract advertisers.

The book, Likutey Halachot (Assorted Rules), writes, "The essence of vitality, existence, and correction in creation is achieved by people of differing opinions mingling together in love, unity, and peace".

Assorted candies.

Assorted citizens and photographers.