Sentence examples for established opinions from inspiring English sources

This isn't, I think, just laziness; it suggests a reticence to probe his subject's emotional life lest he confirms already established opinions about Kissinger.

We tune out by tucking ourselves into virtual enclaves in which our ingrained tastes are mirrored and our established opinions reflected back at us.

An independent thinker, he challenged established opinions in virtually every field of human endeavour, often aiming his criticism at Poland and its intellectual elite.

Most importantly debates help to stimulate critical thinking by shaking students free from established opinions and helping them to appreciate the complexities involved in practice.

They modify or change some established opinions and open the doors toward new biotechnological developments, some of which are introduced in more detail.

By contrast, the shrewd propagandist of the contemporary state will allow for disagreement, so that false established opinions will have something to react to.

But it is clear that one man's determination – in this case George Mitchell's – can have a very great impact and, in the process, overturn established opinion.

One of the duties of the next government must be to repeal many of the badly drafted laws brought in during the last 12 years as well doing away with established opinion that increasingly holds that we are all potentially criminals; that we all have something to hide.

At a stroke, this result from Hampshire has reversed established opinion not only about Mr Kennedy but also about the longer-term destiny of Britain's third party.Before Romsey, the conventional wisdom held that Mr Kennedy was failing to fill his predecessor's big boots.

One established opinion is "We bend over backwards while others enjoy themselves".

Front: It's a well established opinion that as ubiquitous as it is, email as it is today is not the most efficient way to communicate, especially among groups.