Sentence examples for make opinions from inspiring English sources

But names also make opinions.

"I think you have got to make opinions about where you think they are at and what we can do about it.

"We can say and talk and make opinions and go on TV and make it look incredible, that we want to buy this and that.

That's what they're inviting in: asking strangers to make opinions and judge them.

Some may make opinions and edits to an article in their mind or on the page before they even finished reading it, rewriting it stressing an opinion; or makes additions for the sake of making additions - as opposed to valid improvements such as spelling, grammar and punctuation.

"To make opinion more noticeable, you have to make it outrageous," Easterbrook said.

When you notice your mind labelling, commenting, and making opinions about things, you're judging.

It makes opinion polling the new democracy.

Trilling's point was that this does not make those opinions any less potent politically.

But she had voted, adding that she was the type to "make her opinions known".

"I did make my opinions known within the administration," he said, referring to the Bush administration.