Sentence examples for offering opinion from inspiring English sources

A collection of columns offering opinion and analysis from the world of sports.

Yale Environment 360 is an online magazine offering opinion, analysis, reporting, and debate on global environmental issues.

But it can be tough to stand out in the crowded field of magazines offering opinion, analysis and well-known writers.

In Russia, Berezovsky's death was greeted with surprise, with former associates and observers offering opinion on his legacy and the possible causes of his unexpected demise.

Richard M Kavuma, the award-winning Ugandan journalist who spends two weeks each month in Katine, reporting on progress for the Guardian, told the meeting that he sometimes felt caught in the middle and has made a conscious decision to "stay away from the blog", reporting just the facts, rather than offering opinion.

But in addition to his offering opinion under the guise of data, there are two major fallacies and dangers to Caplan's argument, both relating to equality.

Commentators, accordingly, are offering opinions.

I have little interest in offering opinions about anything.

Allison Anders, Miguel Arteta, Jami Bernard, Atom Egoyan, Elvis Mitchell and John Waters are among those offering opinions.

My question was about transparency in financial disclosure when offering opinions on climate-related policy.

She is not discussing the war in Iraq, nor offering opinions on the Mark Foley scandal.