Sentence examples for into opinion from inspiring English sources
More of our programs are turning into opinion programs.
Here's the story as I would tell it (danger - we're venturing strongly into opinion territory).
But something did pivot when Cronkite crossed the line into opinion.
Market-research companies began to conduct surveys in the 1920s and extended into opinion polling in the 1930s.
Editors should be urged to monitor these appearances periodically and counsel reporters if they improperly cross the line into opinion, conjecture or partisanship.
On a recent Fox News segment, for example, former Fox News White House reporter Ed Henry said Acosta's on-air commentary had "crossed the line" into opinion.
Reading into opinions by Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, the likely swing voter, they are hoping for a legal upheaval.
This program, developed after investigations into opinions and pedagogical behaviors already manifested by teachers, describes goals and strategies designed to raise awareness and guide the future preschool and primary school teachers in the direction of cultivating (self cultivating) emotional intelligence.
When your letter strays into opinions, you lose credibility with the judge, and your letter could even be thrown out of court.
By using netnography in this study, we were able to gain an insight into opinions surrounding financial incentives for breastfeeding.
Therefore, insight into opinions and attitude of, for example, residents, family, nurses and other carers is essential to accomplish restraint-free care.
