Sentence examples for in which opinion from inspiring English sources

One of the ways in which opinion leaders rally opinion and smooth out differences among those who are in basic agreement on a subject is by inventing symbols or coining slogans: in the words of U.S. Pres.

Bloomberg reports: Former prime minister Silvio Berlusconi's surge in support before elections this month may be damped by Pope Benedict XVI's resignation, which is dominating media coverage in Italy during the run-up period in which opinion polls are banned.

I say this fully accepting that during this era, in which opinion polls seem to determine leadership rather than the other way around, all parties cherry-pick policies which are distinctly outside their quadrant.

The controversy regarding trading systems is another area in which opinion and politics substitute for analysis.

Lord Harris referred to the crowd as a "howling mob" and said "I have seen no reason as yet to change my opinion of Coulthard's qualities, or to regret his engagement, in which opinion I am joined by the whole team".

There is an alternative, web-based model, in which participation is open – at least at some level – but in which opinions have to be justified, and evaluation is done by weighting opinions.

There isn't enough regulation on Wall Street, and there's hardly any accountability on cable news: it's a 24-hour star system in which opinions — and showmanship — matter more than facts.

These calculations helped identify the strongest opinions in the group as well as the range in which opinions differed.

Food, drink, fashion, precision tools and automotive products were among the areas in which opinions were sought.

We refer to this situation as a ranked society, in which opinions always flow from individuals with a higher social status to those with a lower social status.

In Illinois, any document or record in which "opinions are expressed" can be exempt.