Sentence examples for common opinion about from inspiring English sources

"Whether that debate is over the strategy of working with the media or of choosing that title — there is no common opinion about that".

It can be asserted with some confidence that common opinion is certainly an unreliable guide about what exists, if indeed it can be induced to pronounce on this matter at all.

That's another common opinion.

Welcome to the court to common opinion, aspiring authors.

Lewis faces this objection head on: His theory of worlds, he acknowledges, "does disagree, to an extreme extent, with firm common sense opinion about what there is" (1986, 133).

Traditional public sphere theory, such as that developed by Habermas, defines the public sphere as an area of social life in which individuals come together to reach a common public opinion about social issues.

In a sign of just how quickly such phrases are now being co-opted, CNN recently unveiled a segment called "Just Sayin,' " in which an anchorwoman offers a common-sense opinion about some curious cultural phenomenon, followed by the passive-aggressive catch phrase.

The surge has brought within it two common opinions.

Such extension is far from trivial because it would require to model the existence of groups of users, with common interests or similar opinion about certain topics.

Then come together as a class and share thoughts and common or differing opinions about the scenarios.

The group encompass only the common aspects of the ranges of opinion about the vision's essential points.