Sentence examples for lower opinion of from inspiring English sources

One way to interpret these contrary cycles is to infer that Americans have a lower opinion of their kids' capacities.

Many said they held a lower opinion of the senator after he decided to run the advertisements.

A weak understanding of idiom and poor proofreading skills can often contribute to a western audiences' lower opinion of the work.

"I haven't seen a lot of people wandering the streets, you know, flagellating themselves and throwing ashes on their heads because someone might have a lower opinion of Seattle".

But a New York Times-CBS News poll last month found that independents have even a lower opinion of Mr. Bush, the war, the surge and the economy than the total electorate and skew slightly younger.

As for bus service, "people who use public transportation have an even lower opinion of it than people who don't," said James Wickham, a Trinity College professor and an author of a report on the topic.

The latter – forced to watch suffering with no chance of relieving it – formed far lower opinions of the woman, seemingly to "bring about a more appropriate fit between her fate and her character".

Using comparison of confidence intervals we found that the public had significantly lower opinions of trust in scientists or the health department to keep them safe from any possible effects of manufactured nanomaterials than those held by academic or government respondents (Table  5).

Outsiders have, over the centuries, sometimes developed a lower opinion.

MR. SNYDER was not the first to lower his opinion of Agco.

The fact that we now have a lower, sadder opinion of the things one human being might be willing to do to others -- to us -- is not necessarily a step in the right direction.