Sentence examples for opined about from inspiring English sources

In 2013 Balenciaga sued Ghesquière, alleging that he had violated the terms of his separation agreement when he gave an interview in which he opined about feeling as though he was being "sucked dry" at Balenciaga.

Has anyone who opined about that line had beef Stroganoff lately?

Reviewing an early book of Wills's in 1961, Evelyn Waugh opined about the writing, "It is not uniformly bad".

This was the worst thing I have ever seen," Jens Keller opined about his team's first-half showing in the 5-1 defeat v Bayern.

Each of its incarnations – six television series and 12 movies - opined about courage, humility, friendship, ambition, myriad social and political structures, problem solving and the environment.

Mr. Clinton once opined about exchanged rates a little more than a year into his presidency, and touched off a mini-panic among currency traders and presidential aides.

"They have no obligation to opine about value.

Let's quit opining about what will happen, and find out.

But as a citizen, I've been observing and opining about these things for 40 years.

When Mr. Nocera opines about the dark underbelly of Twitter, I empathize with his plight.

In his decision, Judge Jay Quam couldn't help but opine about the injustice.