Sentence examples for informed opinions from inspiring English sources

None of this is necessarily bad; any writer will welcome informed opinions that improve their work.

His well informed opinions were always presented forcefully, yet gently, with a twinkle in his eye.

Blogs, argue their proponents (and I would number among them) were supposed to be about honesty, informed opinions and publishing power to the people.

This has led to the community restructuring and expanding capacity in order to give informed opinions on a wider range of topics.

It would be difficult to find critics who don't really like much of what they're watching but who, nevertheless, know a huge amount about it and are able to offer informed opinions.

The Information Choice Questionnaire (ICQ) was developed to overcome criticisms that there is a lack of representation of high quality informed opinions in studies that investigate public attitudes to carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS).

Readers can marshal data from a variety of information from online sources to arrive at better-informed opinions, more quickly than ever.

At their worst, they are a forum for self-important MPs to ventilate ill-informed opinions.

Investors viewed these ratings as authoritative statements when they were nothing more than well-informed "opinions".

"And the third is - never, ever miss the opportunity to go on national radio and spout your ill-informed opinions to the masses for a fee".

In Proverbs, King Solomon had some advice for those rushing into print with ill-informed opinions: "Go to the ant, thou sluggard; consider her ways, and be wise".