Sentence examples for more opinionated from inspiring English sources

Young people are more opinionated than ever".

French journalism is by tradition more opinionated than in Britain.

"He had a stronger religious identity, where he felt more strongly and more opinionated about things".

"They are more confident, more opinionated," said Wanee Tangjitmankongchai, a casting director for music videos.

"The more opinionated, the more bombastic, the more the ratings go up".

But as channels like MSNBC have moved to more opinionated formats, they have exposed themselves to potential conflicts.

"Newsreels" seems inadequate; they are longer, more detailed and much more opinionated than the standard-issue newsreels that preceded them.

This change implies that Comcast is putting distance between the traditionally nonpartisan NBC News and the more opinionated, controversial MSNBC.

Later, Disney's female protagonists became feistier and more opinionated, yet their narratives still hinged crucially on snagging their male counterparts.

The claims about the overall value of the IPCC assessments further below are, however, more opinionated (as made transparent there).

It's somewhat unique in that regard on Fox prime-time, a space generally reserved for more opinionated shows.