Sentence examples for man's opinion from inspiring English sources

That's one man's opinion.

Of course, that's one man's opinion.

Speaking of Mr. Martin, he added, "It's one man's opinion, one of many that was expressed on the show".

A businessman overheard on his way out of a screening spoke for many: "Well, that's one man's opinion".

That's one man's opinion as to why the Red Sox have never won a World Series since 1918, when Babe Ruth was their ace left-hander as well as their slugger, just as it is one man's opinion why the Yankees, who purchased the Babe in 1920, have won 26 World Series.

Here's one man's opinion: Nintendo Wii, as a gaming system, was meant for golf.

It's not so much that the underground man's opinions are wrong — surely Dostoevsky thought that many of them were true, however wildly phrased — but that they were inseparable, like all opinion, from personal strengths and weakness, even personal pathology.

"We get a man under our roof, a man's opinions and his mechanical ability, but without any sexual tension whatsoever.

As well as referring to Notes from Underground as the first existential novel, some critics, including Leonid Grossman, have ascribed Underground Man's opinions to Dostoevsky.

But the diaries of Charles Moran, Churchill's doctor, provide far more illumination about the great man's opinions of ministerial colleagues.

A husband and wife who behaved so courteously toward the world must have ways of dealing with awkwardness like this — a subtle reference to someone similar they'd encountered, or perhaps just a benign dismissal of the man's opinions.