Sentence examples for believed opinion from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCain said he believed opinion was shifting to his point of view, referring to a recent USA Today poll that, he said, showed that "now the majority of Americans believe the surge is succeeding".

And Republic's chief executive believes opinion is shifting: "The other 75% of the population aren't all monarchists", he says.

As John Maynard Keynes observed more than 70 years ago: "Americans are apt to be unduly interested in what average opinion believes average opinion to be.

"I've never really believed the opinion of the people really matters.

These articles have been written by people who cannot distinguish an idea from an opinion, and believe their opinions qualify as ideas.

Just the same, Democratic operatives said they believed viewers' opinions of Mr. Moore would not matter if his film raised new or even old questions about Mr. Bush.

He believed the opinions of the people would gradually change and the voluntary removal of images would follow.

Anything you have to say is just an opinion and you're entitled to an opinion, of course, but you're not entitled to have people believe your opinion is backed up by fancy science because it's not, OK? .

Canter believes his opinion influenced the CPS.

Not surprisingly, for if you believe the opinion polls, Labour will win easily.

He believes public opinion in Europe remains "strongly attached to certain forms of social models".