Sentence examples for fair opinion from inspiring English sources

And there was an overriding idea that still holds true: The only way to form a fair opinion about Mr. Limbaugh is to listen to him directly.

What seemed like a fair opinion at the time -- Bryant's Lakers were rolling and Carter had had a miserable series against the Knicks -- has ballooned into the absurd.

Get your flag out and wave it!" Maybe Joachim puts things more eloquently than the tabloids when he says: "Many thanks for your fair opinion about us Germans.

"But, first of all, we shall seek to build in every quarter of the globe, among men of good will, a solid basis of accepted fact upon which sound and fair opinion can be formed".

Facing a possible delay in the merger, the NYSE settled a lawsuit brought by ten disgruntled seat holders who claim the exchange didn't get a fair opinion in the deal because its investment bankers were too conflicted.

In fact, we often left criticisms of his music and talent on the comment sections because it was a fair opinion that needed to be considered.

A new defence of truth would replace justification and a defence of honest opinion would replace fair comment.

In a telephone interview, Mr. Hooper said that the BBC must prove that statements in the "Top Gear" episode were either true or "fair comment," meaning an honest opinion on facts that are substantially true.

It's a fair judgment, in my opinion: while I think it's a form of bullying that Sony removed the option, it's also part of their right to secure their console environment.

Ms Fair's opinion is bolder.

Investment bankers at Barclays and Perella Weinberg gave a "fair value" opinion on Autonomy.