Sentence examples for challenging opinion from inspiring English sources

Louis D. Brandeis was famously distant: one of his law clerks recounted working until the small hours of the morning on a challenging opinion; as he slid his draft under the justice's door, silent fingers pulled it through, with no human acknowledgment of the joint effort.

According to the document: "Actively promoting the values means challenging opinions or behaviours in school that are contrary to fundamental British values.

I know you're challenging opinions, but you don't want to end up like Dr David Kelly.

(Woman who delivered at health facility - FGD 5) " Challenging opinions also emerged, in that expectant mothers would not be able to engage in any activity during labour or postpartum.

"The village wits... liked to stand with their backs to our stove and challenge opinion concerning Holmes and Poe, Irving and Macaulay, Pope and Byron, Dickens and Shakespeare".

He added: "If I'm going to have to comment and defend people or challenge opinions every time someone airs one, I'm going to be a very busy man at this World Cup.

Nor did we challenge opinions or claims.

In the last few years there have been a number of papers challenging the opinion of radiotherapy as modality of treatment with less morbidity and more effectiveness.

Sharon Flescher, executive director of the International Foundation for Art Research, said she doubts the number of lawsuits challenging expert opinions has gone up.

Its presenter Matthew Wright engages the common man and woman, harvesting and challenging their opinions and feelings about life, culture and politics.

He said the pleasure of such moments led him to a lifelong habit of "opposing conventional wisdoms and challenging prevailing opinions".