Sentence examples for make his opinion from inspiring English sources

Ayatollah Montazeri, a fierce opponent of Iran's current leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has managed to make his opinion known through his sons.

His GOP challenger Matt Bevin has come out against military intervention and on Monday stepped up pressure on the Senate minority leader to make his opinion public.

It's a shame the appointed senator chose to make his opinion finally known through the whimper of a failing vote on a parliamentary maneuver.

I hold that every American citizen has a right to form an opinion of the constitution, and to propagate that opinion, and to use all honorable means to make his opinion the prevailing one.

While the decision has not yet been made public, the commissioner of the FCC, Jonathon Adelstein, did make his opinion on the matter clear: "You shouldn't need a magnifying glass to know who's pitching you," Adelstein says.

Miller has a reputation as a moralist who wants to make his opinions about the characters clear.

His presentation of evidence was not objective but was given in such a way as to make his opinions paramount.

Another Wall Street executive said it was "unforgivable" for Mr. Smith to make his opinions so public and he should have taken them privately to the firm's senior managers.

That amount would represent over half of America's total foreign-aid budget for all causes.Dr England is not the only critic of the acronym-ridden world of AIDS to make his opinions known recently.

And when he felt that a reporter on The New York Times had not accurately described his reasons for resigning, he launched an open letter on his blog to make his opinions known.

The city's principals, who are apparently too con vinced of the rightness of their course to brook such views, have charged Dr. Scribner with failure to make his opinions legitimate by first consulting with them.