Sentence examples for core opinions from inspiring English sources

The core opinions are important but when you're developing a game, not even necessarily a fighting game, but maybe an FPS game as well, you automatically shift towards the opinions of the hardcore yourself, as you understand it and you actually have to be careful that you don't go too far and leave all the other mid and lower level players behind when you're developing your game.

Marco Streng: I have to admit there was a time especially beginning of this year where miners and core developers opinions sometimes were fundamentally different which caused the ongoing scaling debate.

The greatest concern during the TMI accident was a hydrogen bubble in the top of the pressure vessel which held the core: Although opinions differed, some reactor experts feared that over time the hydrogen bubble might become flammable or, less likely, explosive by combining with free oxygen in the vessel.

At its core, their opinion was a declaration that could fairly be translated as: "We will never surrender".

The core of the opinion, and what's right about the opinion, is that disqualification might be appropriate in a particular case.

Mr. Hasen said the core of the opinion was "the court's strong endorsement of the view that political parties may serve as conduits for corruption".

May is far closer to the core of public opinion – or at least the 2016 snapshot – than either the hard Brexiteers or the Tory remainers, as the deal she has agreed with the EU clearly demonstrates.

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) followed the core of the Opinion of the Advocate General (AG) (see our Privacy Minute dated October 3, 2015) in Schrems v. Data Protection Commissioner (Case No. C-362/14).

Did a relationship ever sour so quickly as the Common Core and public opinion?

Or is it a highly personal and (self-) empowering expression of a core value, an opinion or an emotion such as anger or hope?

Subsequently, we focus on an essential (in our opinion) core learning objective: 'therapeutic decision-making'.