Sentence examples for if opinions from inspiring English sources

If opinions are that dreadful, why are newspapers even wasting ink on the filthy things?

"If opinions were formed because of that, then people have every right to do so.There's no smoke without fire – I'm not naive enough to think that.

Parsons acts as if opinions can be established as facts by sheer force of will; it's the no-nonsense-ness that's so amusing.

If opinions vary among regions, there is one shared hope: that Americans emerge from the experience less disposed to lecture everybody else.

Radio advertising, highway billboards and fliers are considered better investments although transportation costs should eat up the largest part of a campaign budget if opinions here in Winslow, a town of 9,520 people, are any indication.

When management acts on opinions instead of facts, or if opinions are undistinguishable from facts, the company will soon find itself on a downward slope.

If opinion polls are even approximate, there will be little doubt about the result.

If opinion polls are right, the FDP might not re-enter the Bundestag, having fallen below the 5% minimum threshold.

If opinion polls are to be believed, that will delight many Americans as well as many people in Iraq.

Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders are on course to win the crucial New Hampshire primary, if opinion polls are to be believed.

Damage is already being done if opinion polls on the party and the leader are to be believed.