Sentence examples for began opinion from inspiring English sources
Far from resisting the idea of ground intervention, both public and Congress seem to favour it.When the bombing began, opinion polls found that a minority only 31% according to one survey supported the deployment of ground troops in Kosovo, although there was a majority, a growing one, in support of air strikes, not just in America but also in much of Western Europe (see table).
Since the boycott began, opinions about its tactical wisdom have been sharply divided, not least among the black population.
I never thought — not for a moment — that when I began writing opinion pieces for the Times I'd be writing about food safety practically every single week.
A recent survey by the Pew Research Institute found that sixty-nine per cent of Americans oppose overturning Roe, the highest level since researchers began sampling opinion on the question.
Judge Martin began an opinion last week in a trademark case by quoting the illustrious justice: "I was brought up to believe that Scotch whisky would need a tax preference to survive in competition with Kentucky bourbon".
Walter Lippmann began "Public Opinion," published in 1922, with a long quotation from Plato's cave parable, and wound up abandoning the idea that the press or the public could discern and then pay attention to the truth.
Maybe Justice Scalia's dissenting opinion began as a majority opinion (unlikely, though, given his two assignments the following week; only 12 cases were argued during the court's October sitting, with nine justices to divide the opinions among).
No sooner did Alfonse M. D'Amato lose his Senate seat from New York than he began shedding opinions left and right (mostly right).
According to Jack, at some point in her thirties, Alison began asserting opinions about how she wanted to be represented.
It's easy to find a news hook to begin an opinion piece on climate change.
The Asian financial crisis had just begun, and opinion soon started to shift against wide-open capital markets.
