Sentence examples for moving opinion from inspiring English sources

Messina wanted Gershkoff to build a master program that would allow him, as the campaign manager, to decide how to spend the campaign's advertising budget across all mediums — not just television, but the Internet, radio, print ads and the mail — at optimum cost using real-time polling data to measure how the ads were moving or not moving opinion.

Although it has convulsed the media, the story does not appear to have moved opinion polls.

If you get out on the ground, you'll actually move opinion.

Even before the prosecutors' move, opinion polls showed that a majority of Germans believed that he should step down.

"The template for how marriage got passed won't work for every issue," Mr. Cohen said, "but on issues where you need to move opinion in Albany and generate public support in a world in which perceptions are very fluid, this is a game plan that works".

Matthews wants to know if anyone in the media today can move opinion across the board, like -- he intimates via clips -- Johnny Carson.

In most cases, these events and trends have moved opinions rather gradually in a more positive direction, but in some arenas, the shift has been minimal or even retrograde.

He said he believed those events were steadily moving public opinion on climate change to an historic tipping point – similar to the shift of opinion on such once controversial issues as civil rights and same sex marriage.

That kind of transparency has a hope of moving public opinion.

Scott Martelle spent more than 30 years in newsrooms (including nearly a dozen years at the Times) before moving to opinion writing.

We have come a long way in a short amount of time when it comes to moving public opinion and gaining acceptance for our relationships.