Sentence examples for bad opinions from inspiring English sources

But "just saying nasty things or having bad opinions is not a crime".

The tweets don't represent the same "bad" opinions; they are not equally misinformed or intellectually specious.

Hugo Chávez, Venezuela's left-wing populist president, may be no better liked by Latin Americans than Mr Bush both men got 39% "bad opinions" in the latest LatinoBarómetro.

Each pol's profile has more information on his (or her, but probably his) bad opinions on abortion, sex education and women in general.

But even among those who ask questions or have bad opinions, none would say they don't respect what they're doing".

The percentage of respondents with "bad/very bad" opinions of the US rose from 34percentto60percentcent between 2012 to present.

And if badness attaches to any of them, Protarchus, then we should speak of a bad opinion or of a bad pleasure?

"This compensates for my bad opinion," he said.

* Stay relaxed, even with bad opinion polls – it's all par for the course.

"Italians have a bad opinion of rats, but the Japanese like them".

Kevin Rudd is in Perth, and there are some bad opinion polls around for Labor this morning.