How do we get your opinion on the evening news?
You can see where these questions are going: I want to get your opinion about love.
But I'd still like to get your opinion, insofar as you could give it.
Instead, the doctor said, "So I've got this other patient and I wanted to get your opinion".
That's why I'd like to get your opinion about which of the following, if any, constitute firing offenses.
COMMENT FROM JEFF M: I'm curious to get your opinion on how thoroughly you think Guide Li believed his own propaganda regarding China's economic rise and Europe's comparative laziness, inferior math skills, and economic decline.
What, in your opinion, would be a fair standard?" When Mr. Olson replied that such decisions were for the Legislature, Justice Breyer pressed again, "But I'd still like to get your opinion, insofar as you could give it".
"Your expertise in health care and involvement in Republican politics are of great benefit to me, and I would like to get your opinion on what we have proposed," the letter stated.
Michelson: In fact, I would say your successor is much more likely to come and ask your advice or get your opinion if you're not sitting on the board, if you've severed your formal connection to the company.
"You've got your opinion, I've got mine," he said, and then he went on to explain that a national test was unnecessary because of a long-running government-financed program called the National Assessment of Educational Progress — a program that everybody inside the education world and almost nobody outside of it knows about.
" 'We get your opinion and then we just go decide it our way.' " Mr. McCarthy, the Houston juror, said his panel had concluded that only a big verdict would protect workers by showing the managers at Phillips Petroleum that there was a large cost associated with the repeated worker deaths.
