Sentence examples for fine opinion from inspiring English sources
He had a fine opinion of his work, placing himself in the same league as Michelangelo.
Miss Blanchett and her husband, Andrew Upton, have become artistic directors of the Sydney Theatre Company, an organisation which already has a fine opinion of itself.
That's a fine opinion but it needs to be backed up with a convincing argument.
He dissented in Cherokee Nation v. Georgia (1831), writing what some called his finest opinion.
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"Now, all of a sudden in a complicated case like this, with all these deaths and injuries, they are suddenly going to say everything is just fine?" His opinion is not universally shared here.
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They have access to the world's finest libraries, opinion writers, philosophers, and media outlets, and they will take all of those voices into account as they make their selections at the polls.
I walk a fine line between opinion and judgement.
Both Zelda Fitzgerald and Fitzgerald's legendary editor, Maxwell Perkins, thought The Great Gatsby was a fine title: their opinion is good enough for me.
Had the manuscript been accepted, and successful, would Saramago have kept the fine indifference to opinion that let him gradually discover his own incomparable idiom, style and subject matter?
