Sentence examples for highly opinionated from inspiring English sources

Unmistakably Mancunian, highly opinionated".

Rather, it is deliciously random and highly opinionated.

All three of them were highly opinionated, very bright and passionate.

His letters are often long, full of facts and highly opinionated.

Highly opinionated, she had a keen eye for detail but little time for objectivity in her journalism.

The Journal is not really one newspaper but two a newspaper and a highly opinionated conservative magazine.

"Highly opinionated, forceful individuals are just as important to the group process as those who are consensus-driven," they write.

He is highly opinionated, and delights in controversy; saying the words "gluten-free" to him was like waving a red flag at a bull.

Clegg hit back, saying: "I have no idea what this wholly unknown, if highly opinionated, character Dominic Cummings knew or didn't know.

Unlike the straightforward business journalism that appeared in Communications Daily, the writing in the column, which Mr. Meeks called "CyberWire Dispatch," was highly opinionated, profane and savagely funny.

"The DNA of New York, and our readers' expectations, dictate that this magazine should have attitude, be provocative, be highly opinionated, take risks".