'neutral opinion' is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
It is generally used to refer to an opinion that is neither positive nor negative - for example, "The jury was unable to reach a verdict, so they offered a neutral opinion on the case".
On MetLife, Mr. Neczypor of Goldman issued a neutral opinion.
Christmas music is inescapable this time of year, making it impossible to hold a neutral opinion about the genre.
The State Department, which had the option of rendering a neutral opinion, sent its reply to the court last week.
Any value between 50 and −50 % is considered as an expression of neutral opinion.
A sentiment may be agree (positive), disagree (negative), or neutral opinion.
This shows that there have been an overall agreement and no instance of either neutral opinion or disagreement.
Consider a mild example, from the Associated Press, which is supposed to be a neutral, opinion-free source of news.
Our findings also suggest that reviews with extreme opinions receive more helpfulness votes than those with mixed or neutral opinions.
The CNN survey finds more of the same; Perry not only leads Rep. Michele Bachmann by a 41percent-to-17percent-to-17percent-to-17percentsupporters, but also takes 25percenttoto Romney's 22percentt among Republicans who express neutral opinions about the tea party.
There seemed to be no neutral opinions about Mr. Bergé, a man of slight build, exquisitely tailored suits and oval, horn-rimmed glasses, which gave him an owlish look.
However, in The Washington Post, Los Angeles Times and The Wall Street Journal, 18percentt of quotes were attributed to doubters, 10percenttothoseose with "neutral" opinions, and 72percenttothoseose who accepted the science.
