Sentence examples for declared opinion from inspiring English sources

At times, however, I wondered if Fox might have written all of his book with an alien reader in mind -- someone with no prior knowledge of Jesus and no previously declared opinion about him.

A Times editorial on Aug. 1, 1968, declared: "Public opinion polls possess the fascination inherent in any attempt to read the future.

Gaydamak has always been known for his sharp tongue – he once described Olmert as 'stupid' – but he outdid himself last month when he declared his opinion on whether the annual Jerusalem Gay Pride march, which has become a pivotal cause for the religious right in the city, would go ahead on his watch.

"The Herald has not declared an opinion on the referendum question.

In the House of Commons, Charles James Fox declared his opinion that the Prince of Wales was automatically entitled to exercise sovereignty during the King's incapacity.

Participant [14] declared her/his opinions as follows: The evolution process explains the change from the first step of existence of microorganism to the human being [Macro evolution and progressivism].

"I didn't like Head Start," declares an opinion leader at the head of the table.

Rather than sitting through several interminable weeks of pitchy teens murdering songs from Adele's last album, he'll get to swoop in at the most important moments, declare his opinion, wink and zoom off back to America.

Give it a year then start declaring your opinion Stevens.

President Obama, assisted by a long legal battle, has managed to avoid declaring his opinion, too.

There is no onus on the Jewish community of Turkey, therefore, to declare an opinion on any matter at all".