Sentence examples for intelligent opinion from inspiring English sources

You say: "Unless voters know something about how they are governed, they cannot have an intelligent opinion about it," and that this knowledge is required for a "healthy democracy".

A) Green Eggs and Ham B) The Bible" (Zing!) Earlier, I had to admit that I didn't have an intelligent opinion on Bad Boys 2, because I hadn't seen it.

42. "No matter how well you perform, there's always somebody of intelligent opinion who thinks it's lousy".

The moderator, foaming at the mouth with unabashed exhilaration at the prospect, albeit remote, of an intelligent opinion, excitedly asks if the hand raiser has made a decision.

Sarah Palin, America's self-described "Number One Hockey Mom," is quickly finding out that reading a highly polished speech prepared by a professional speechwriter and voicing an intelligent opinion of your own are not necessarily the same thing.

And I'm not even talking about the man-on-the-street typical American citizen, I am talking about people who are paid to have an intelligent opinion on world events and American foreign policy.

This bubble, which appeared beside the head of the Page 3 model, purporting to express her thoughts on political issues and current affairs, had long been seen as a nasty little mockery, a joke at the idea that beautiful young women can have intelligent opinions.

"I would like citizens to be able to use this to form intelligent opinions.

"Venki is distinguished not only for his superlative science, but also for his forthright and intelligent opinions on science policy," Colin Blakemore of the University of London told BBC. "So this suggests that under his leadership, the Royal Society will continue its good work advising and influencing the government on science policy".

I think I had pretty intelligent opinions from early on, but sometimes it was like, "No, Mom, that's too much".

The vice chancellor wrote an intelligent, thorough opinion that clearly got to the heart of the issue.