Sentence examples for claimed your opinion from inspiring English sources

And yet I recall attending a meeting during DWH in which a wildlife management official claimed, "Your opinion on the use of dispersants depends on whether you are a bird person or a fish person".

Her faction was being marginalised, she claimed; and opinion in the diocese of Sheffield was not 90% in favour of women bishops, as it appears to be in the rest of the church.

The Liberal Democrats' Julian Huppert claimed public opinion was turning in support of drug policy reform, and said that now "lots of newspapers are coming out in favour".

It has even been claimed that public opinion has the ability to change the course of history.

To confuse everyone: Cuba's Fidel Castro, who claimed in an opinion piece that he resigned as party leader five years ago.

Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's deputy first minister, has claimed that public opinion will swing behind the Scottish independence referendum "Yes" campaign in the coming months.

He claimed, in his opinion column for this Web site, that I'd been "sacked" from my former job.

On the other hand however, targeting and moving resources to preventive care is often claimed by public opinion and the medical profession.

Labour adopted the high-risk strategy of opposing the measure but claims public opinion is shifting its way because two-thirds of those affected by the below-inflation rises are low-paid people in work.

Like the Coalition for Marriage, he claims public opinion is on their side.

Forcing agreement or disagreement through eliminating a neutral option may avoid an increase in participants claiming "no opinion" when they actually have one (Bishop 1987; Johns 2005).