Sentence examples for cutting opinion from inspiring English sources

Now a Brooklyn federal court judge has ruled squarely against two lawyers who bring most of such lawsuits in New York, writing in a cutting opinion on Thursday that their tactics lacked expertise, possibly violated the rules of professional conduct and were "disingenuous at best".

With brutal honesty, he also shared his cutting opinion whenever he thought she needed to touch up her hair or fix her make-up.

Speaking at a 90-minute, town-hall-style meeting in a high school gymnasium, Mr. Bush said he would not buckle to polls showing opinion cutting against him on a variety of issues, and conveyed his belief that he would be vindicated by history.

The public is no guide when it comes to the nitty-gritty of cutting spending, public opinion research has found for years.

The National Review, a leading voice in the conservative movement since 1955, isn't cutting back on opinion writing or strong editorial stands.

"I'm of the opinion that cutting haphazardly at a critical time in the economic progress of the nation is absolutely the wrong thing to do," she said Tuesday.

We ran down Upper Annex Ridge — way more difficult than a single blue, in my opinion — before cutting all the way down Willow Draw and having a disastrous ripcord experience that took us to the Orange Bubble Express.

Experts have said that the traditionally fractious group has varying opinions about cutting production in January.

Separate from the internal dynamics of the committee, each of the members has favorite causes or industry allies, which could influence their opinions on cutting spending or raising revenue.

WASHINGTON -- Democrats emboldened by the belief that they are winning the debate on cutting payroll taxes -- an opinion echoed this week by Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz).

My colleague John Harris showed, irrefutably, that majority opinion is with cutting benefits.