Sentence examples for entrenched opinion from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the Almeida Theater Company's production of "Coriolanus," directed by Jonathan Kent, which begins performances at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Saturday, will challenge entrenched opinion.

The new Motorola Triumph from Virgin Mobile (which, along with its sister prepaid company Boost Mobile, is owned by Sprint), may not do much to sway entrenched opinion, but it should.

Nor, for all their courage in the face of entrenched opinion, did they suffer anything approaching the public scorn in life and the indignities in death that were heaped on Paine.

However, Sir Tom suggested that only an "entrenched" opinion poll majority in favour of independence of around 55 per cent or more over a period of months would be enough to persuade the SNP that it was worth holding another vote.

Others have an entrenched opinion about this.

"You are not likely to change entrenched opinions, scientific or theological, by reason and logic.

It can counter entrenched opinions".

The senior members of most science departments in major universities have entrenched opinions about the total commitment necessary in order to succeed in the ivory tower.

If one were to specify the meaning and grounding force of human dignity, it might be at odds with some parties' deeply entrenched opinions and beliefs.

And to read books, see films, interview old-timers, review rights and wrongs and renew entrenched opinions.

So it's evident that there's profound disagreement and some deeply entrenched opinions about the likelihood, let alone the timing, of The Singularity.