Sentence examples similar to framed opinion from inspiring English sources

The U.S. has a long and disappointing history with choosing ideology over evidence, and public discourse has often been grounded in framing opinion in a cloak of false equivalence.

But, the Court framed the opinion as a straightforward application of the existing caselaw; in other words, it broke no new ground and merely restated the due process principles that have long existed but long failed to reign in the sort of prosecutorial excesses and misconduct on display in Smith.

Here are some statistics to help you frame an opinion, although the answer lies in the future, not in the past: In his first three seasons as a Yankee, Sabathia was 19-8, 21-7 and 19-8 with a combined earned run average of 3.18.

Seen through a European lens, the current process by which the re-nationalization of policies, xenophobia, racism and intolerance are becoming a new "political ideology" has them framing public opinion and political discourses, and legitimizing policies (Zapata-Barrero & Triandafyllidou, 2012; Triandafyllidou et al., 2011).

And as witnessed during the health care reform debate, ad expenditures do have the capacity to frame public opinion so long as they're not counteracted with effective pushback.

Only such critical discussion can assure us of the justifiability of the (true) beliefs we do have and can help us avoid falsity or the partiality of belief or opinion framed in the context of just one point of view.

Instead, Roberts's opinion framed the case entirely from a First Amendment perspective.

"Bob had his award, along with the letter from Miranda and the title page of the Supreme Court opinion framed and it was hanging in his chambers when he was in the Superior Court.

But, as she saw it, she was entitled to frame bold opinions, and to change them as the world changed.

He argued that the Web site, the phone system, the signs in and around the museum, the lobby, the guard station and the gift shop had a large part in framing visitors' opinions about the museum long before they saw the first work of art.

I cannot say that this is inherently bad, but it is something that all of us should be cognizant of while framing our opinions on controversial issues.