Sentence examples for often opinion from inspiring English sources

"I think maybe the penny is starting to drop that in terms of grassroots organising capacity; in terms of having 200,000 workplace representatives who are often opinion leaders in the community, too, that it doesn't make sense to be hammering us at a time when most people have no idea of why they've picked on us in the first place".

Now, I understand that blogs are often opinion pieces and not everyone is going to agree with me.

A lot of it is yet to make it online, and much of what is online is often opinion rather than fact.

Practitioners have personal opinions related to the use of contraception and do not remain neutral in the education they give regarding contraception, often opinions rather than facts are given".

It is perhaps not surprising — due to the still limited research — that often opinions are underpinned by experiences rather than systematic evidence, and this illustrates the need for further research.

But such campaigns often divide opinion.

Follow for: well informed and often amusing opinion.

Often, our opinion changes very little after knowing them for longer.

Contrary to the often stated opinion that bone remodelling does not occur in the rat, Bentolila et al observed bone remodelling following fatigue loading of rodent ulnas.

His moods change often, his opinions never.

His bluntness empowered many Dutch to express formerly taboo, often offensive opinions.