Sentence examples for generators of opinion from inspiring English sources

From the outside, newspapers often look like effortless generators of opinion and fact; from the inside, the vestigial fear of blank space, of having to create not only something from nothing, but the Observer thing from nothing, in the next two days or two hours never entirely goes away.

Most people had expected the vote to be extremely close, reflecting the balance of opinion among market participants generally: Europe's biggest companies were mostly against the proposal, but the power generators (who buy most of the allowances, but want more certainty) were in favour.

Differences of opinion were common.

Table: Differences of Opinion.

Differences of opinion make markets.

Single units of opinion.

Differences of opinion are inevitable.

Generators, of course, give off a lot of heat.

"Cities are generators of accidents," Mr. Sorkin said.

They're becoming firsthand generators of that same garbage.

Walton calls such generators of fictional content props.