Sentence examples for old-fashioned opinion from inspiring English sources
'I'm of the old-fashioned opinion that material rules,' is Bevan's theory of their success.
Prothero's admirably old-fashioned opinion is that to rebuild core knowledge we must resist comforting ecumenical myths.
The young Mrs Thatcher started a public protest.Over half a century later, golf retains its reputation as a sport of the deep suburbs, played by middle-aged men prone to old-fashioned opinions.
They rejected the Pharisaic "traditions of the fathers" and maintained some old-fashioned theological opinions.
The Berkeley combination of leftism and promiscuity was, in orthodox Marxian opinion, old-fashioned.
Also, 11 seems a mite early for speculating about anyone's sexuality, especially if you are basing your opinion on old-fashioned stereotypes.
His show, which is on at 4 p.m. on weekdays, had an average of 330,000 viewers each afternoon in May, up 20 percent from the straightforward newscast that ran on MSNBC in that time slot last year — yet another viewer vote for opinion over old-fashioned news.
Web commentary is a poor substitute for opinion polling and old-fashioned reporting.
The Environmental Science of Drinking Water is an excellent compilation of fact, case study, policy analysis, opinion, and good old-fashioned common sense.
In my opinion, a diary is a more old-fashioned term used when us baby boomers were teens.
