Sentence examples for fixed opinion from inspiring English sources

Sometimes judgment can be wise if it is untainted by prejudice and fixed opinion.

One said that he 'could not * * * give the defendant the benefit of the doubt that he is innocent.' Another stated that he had a 'somewhat' certain fixed opinion as to petitioner's guilt.

I have no fixed opinion about the requirements of effective diplomacy to secure the Atlantic alliance's future today, but the option of adding new members to NATO has not been foreclosed by the deal actually made in 1990.

Voters have come to have a fixed opinion of the mayor".

The other way to avoid service is to admit to a fixed opinion about the death penalty.

Patients with viral symptoms present with a fixed opinion that they need antibiotics and doctors, willingly or unwillingly, prescribe them.

It creates empathy, changes fixed opinions and morality, and contributes to reform of law and social practice.

Most people have fixed opinions of him by now, anyway, and all that matters is how he plays.

And because he is so well known, many voters already hold relatively fixed opinions of him, as many bad as good, most polls show.

And many are popping up on television freely and frequently to discuss their evolving -- or, in some cases, fixed -- opinions on where all of this should lead.

Mr. Robbins said the defense's pretrial research indicated that blacks were more likely to have fixed opinions about Mr. Blanton's guilt, while whites "were a little more open-minded".