Sentence examples for divulging opinions from inspiring English sources

Other charges against her were laid out by Winthrop, including being one who "troubled the peace of the commonwealth and churches", promoting and divulging opinions that had caused recent troubles, and continuing to hold meetings at her home despite a recent synod that had condemned them.

That assured that they could divulge their opinions free of company influence and without fear that their responses would become known to their employers or colleagues.

When former Rutgers dorm resident assistant Raahi Grover testified about Clementi's conversation, and subsequent e-mail, requesting a new room, hearsay evidence precluded him from divulging specific contents regarding Clementi's feelings and opinions.

When California Gov. Jerry Brown on September 28 signed legislation making it illegal as of July 1, 2019 to use bots — to try to influence voter opinion or for any other purpose — without divulging the source's artificial nature, it followed anti-ticketing-bot laws nationally and in New York State as the first bot-fighting statutes in the United States.

So she's constantly asking me to divulge my likes, dislikes, opinions about this or that.

In response to a question after the speech, Bush defended his support for President Reagan's Iran-Contra policy but refused to divulge what advice or opinions he had expressed in private talks with the President.

I can remember devouring it in 1960 or soon after; here was one of the greatest English novelists of the 20th century, the author of "A Passage to India," divulging the secrets of the trade — or rather, expressing strong but always courteous opinions about the rival merits and methods of the important novelists of the past.

But he is not divulging anything.

The police were not divulging any details.

At least that is the opinion of the State Executive Commission on Ethical Standards, which ordinarily requires that public officials from the governor on down file special disclosure forms divulging their sources of income, assets and liabilities, and other financial data, within 60 days of taking office.

His crime: divulging state secrets.