Sentence examples for main opinion from inspiring English sources
Justices Stevens and O'Connor co-wrote the main opinion, joined by Justices Souter, Ginsburg and Breyer.
4. Keep track of the editorials in your local newspaper over the course of several weeks, recording the topic and main opinion of the writer.
Justice Antonin Scalia wrote the main opinion, which was joined by Justices Clarence Thomas, David H. Souter and Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Yet under a further new leader, telegenic Wouter Bos, it shot up during the latest campaign; indeed the three main opinion polls in the closing days put Labour ahead.In this section Spectacle or substance?
Remember to structure your editorial as follows: –Open with an introduction that begins with a statement of fact that clearly defines the topic, and closes with a main opinion related to that fact.
But yesterday Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's main opinion used the "secondary effects" rationale to justify a total ban on one type of erotic message that even the majority concedes falls within the ambit of the First Amendment, albeit "the outer ambit".
In Europe, there are two main opinions about dealing with weapons of mass terror.
Based on the main opinions expressed by 42 participants in the interviewing section, we list our reasons as "handwriting can embed emotion and sincerity," "handwriting can input all possible contents," and "handwriting allows drawing arbitrarily".
1UP.com writer Jeremy Parish noted that there have been two main opinions of Mysts slow, puzzle-based gameplay; "Fans consider Myst an elegant, intelligent game for grown-ups, while detractors call it a soulless stroll through a digital museum, more art than game".
When asked for their opinion of the scheme and its implementation, the main opinions expressed were that it had lessened the burden on the poor (24%); that it had increased facility-based deliveries (20%); and that, although the scheme was good, it was not sustainable (16%).
When asked for their opinion of the scheme in an open-ended question, the main opinions expressed were that it had lessened the burden on the poor (24%); that it had increased facility-based deliveries (20%); and that it was good but not sustainable (16%).
