Sentence examples for making opinion from inspiring English sources
By making opinion a kind of ignorance (contrast Plato, Rep V. 474a ff), they do not allow room for an intermediate state between the wise man and all the rest of us.
When you notice your mind labelling, commenting, and making opinions about things, you're judging.
It makes opinion polling the new democracy.
"To make opinion more noticeable, you have to make it outrageous," Easterbrook said.
But names also make opinions.
"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.
"I think you have got to make opinions about where you think they are at and what we can do about it.
That's what they're inviting in: asking strangers to make opinions and judge them.
That fact that she had an opinion made my opinion more valid.
Obama must continue to risk making world opinion fearsome.
In Germany, it has become a way of making public opinion and politicians aware that "foreigners are here to stay".
