Sentence examples for generated opinions from inspiring English sources

Ms. Engle said she did not know how many other debentures sprinkled among Fidelity's 323 mutual funds carried ratings that are just internally generated opinions.

It appeared the trio had actually paid attention to (and, in turn, generated opinions about) the film.

A show like 'The Bachelor' is clearly produced to generate opinions, pro and con.

He would need help in generating opinions and would have it.

With Mayweather-Pacquiao, we had plenty of narrative, which led to legions of armchair analysts spontaneously generating opinions about boxing, feeling about as natural as the growth of a third arm.

Focus groups are often used to generate opinions and ideas about a specific topic [ 5].

A round table meeting was held that used a modified nominal group technique, aimed at generating opinions and ideas from all stakeholders in the consensus process.

The meeting used a modified nominal group technique in order to generate opinions and ideas from all the relevant stakeholders who had expertise in primary care, rheumatology, cardiology, gastroenterology, pharmacy and pain relief.

"Rather than generating opinion shifts that would make redistributive policies more likely, increased econoomic inequality produces a conservative response in public sentiment".

Everything Bernstein wrote generated heated opinions, but "Mass" really stirred the pot that night, and it is unlikely that the arguments will ever cease.

Simon Gawthorpe, Urban Splash's managing director, said Park Hill generated strong opinions, almost reverence from admirers and intense emotions from those who have lived in or visited it over the years.