Sentence examples for formidable opinion from inspiring English sources

Although she was the capital's most formidable opinion maker, Miss Greenfield eschewed becoming a television pundit, something that made her proteges, like George Will and Charles Krauthammer, rich and famous.

Romney lost, but he had a formidable public opinion rating on election day, and remains a popular figure in the Republican Party.

Obama's task is formidable: mainstream public opinion here believes that we have no credible Palestinian peace partner.

But that was in the days before the internet, when 24-hour news was in its infancy and The Sun had a formidable reputation as an opinion former.

The growing anxiety of the public has not been enough to erase Mr. Putin's formidable lead in the opinion polls.

In my opinion, a formidable amount of false biological knowledge has been accumulated over the years and this is the most serious problem faced by modern bioinformatics and computational biology.

While nobody could seriously call it a work of art, it was in my opinion a quite formidable piece of directorial artifice, a horror comic brought to the screen with frenetic energy and life.

You may not agree with him, but he's certainly got a stimulating opinion, and a formidable way of putting it across.

This decision was achieved with the votes of maybe 20percentt of the membership of the ASA, but it is still an irritant, and a reminder to many Israelis and those who support Israel in the US, which constitutes a formidable majority of American public opinion, that there still are some who under the guise of academic prestige act as agents of collective hatred.

But Obama took the cautious route and nominated Kagan, who has no record of judicial opinions and no formidable legal writings.

She was famous for her formidable personality, Elizabethan dress, and eccentric opinions.