Sentence examples for endless opinion from inspiring English sources
Ms. Krents, called Babby by intimates and hopeful applicants alike, is a singularly powerful New Yorker whose name inspires endless opinion — some informed, much unsubstantiated.
With its endless opinion surveys and largely unread reports, it has been far too reluctant to offend the government, and far too willing to go along with its "electoral modernisation" agenda.
There have been endless opinion pieces about the estimated $5bn£3.1bnbn) Haiti has received over the past three years to build a better future, linked to the apparent lack of tangible results.
But a lot of what Ebrard does is quite wonky, studying endless opinion and polling data, working with what he called "very interesting new instruments for analyzing social networks".
The point, I suppose, was nutrition: like a starving man I became gluttonous at the sight of fact instead of endless opinion (including my own).
In order to create, it needs space from all the bullshit and the endless opinions.
And the specific New York elements that Allen added to romantic comedy — the cult of psychoanalysis and the endless opinions about writers, musicians, and artists — also threaten the stability of the couple.
And the specific New York elements that Allen added to romantic comedy the cult of psychoanalysis and the endless opinions about writers, musicians, and artists also threaten the stability of the couple.
And in our culture of endless opinions and an infinite number of places in which to express them, we have collectively revealed quite a lot.
With comprehensively informative websites, nearly instantaneous reviews on travel sites and endless opinions on social media, sometimes it seems like the experiences are over before they've even happened.
Until then, we'll have to satisfy ourselves with the occasional snarl from Howard Dean (what I wouldn't give for the innocent days of the Dean Scream!), the inevitable if temporary migration of pundits back to Hillary's camp (it's only a matter of time before someone drags out the old dated vs. married adage), and endless opinions about What's Really Driving Bill.
