Constructions like I think, I believe, I'm convinced, I'm sure, and so on, introduce opinions for which speakers or writers take explicit responsibility.
In verbally introducing their opinion in the Supreme Court courtroom, Brennan stated that the "central meaning" of the Bakke decision was that there was a majority of the court in favor of the continuation of affirmative action.
Maximum possible care was taken to focus mainly on describing the thoughts of the participants and distance ourselves from introducing our opinion when presenting the results.
There are some reports which introduce the opinion that the addition of agarose gel to a crystallization solution can mimic the effects of microgravity.
As we have seen, the use of the MTF of the sensor as the low-pass filter is preferable since, in our opinion, introducing sensor characteristics into the fusion rule will make the method more realistic.
What is more, we limited our review to published data, deliberately excluding grey literature and non-published expert opinion, introducing a publication bias to our review.
The Review introduced the opinion-forming political article on domestic and foreign affairs, while the cultivated essays of The Tatler and The Spectator, designed "to enliven morality with wit, and to temper wit with morality," did much to shape the manners and taste of the age.
In the process of revision, NGOs' subject legitimacy was constructed from two paths, that is, government's intentions to introduce external opinions and NGOs' own motivations in policy advocacy.
Although we know from recent research that there are cultural differences in the distribution of MUS and the meaning and significance of a symptom depends on the perceived relationship with diseases in a culture [ 51- 53], GPs did not spontaneously introduce their opinions on cultural aspects of persistent MUS during the focus group discussions.
