Sentence examples for opines that from inspiring English sources

Sendak opines that "Childhood is cannibals and psychotics vomiting in your mouth".

Of course, you learned that already from "B.Y.T.," in which Plum Sykes, a Vogue editor, opines that "a white room is the most boring thing in the world".

As to the charge of tritheism, Alston opines that "Swinburne embraces a fairly straightforward form of tritheism" (55).

Herring opines that MMB benefited not from a monopoly but from an advantaged market position thanks to India's bio-safety regulations (Herring, 2015).

T. S. Eliot opines that "Tennyson could not tell a story at all".

Thus, Amiotte-Suchet opines that "the unifying spirit is much more coercive than the one in other Protestant groups".

Ellis opines that were Robert Downey Jr. to get involved, the film would move straight into production.

Noting the production's "layer upon layer of sonic bombast", Elliot Huntley opines that "Spector fans must have been in seventh heaven" when they first heard "Wah-Wah".

Numismatic author David Lange opines that "the Eisenhower dollar is one of the poorest products to emanate from the U.S. Mint".

It is involved in the last step of the catabolism of ornithine derived (via arginine) from plant-synthesized opines that provide nitrogen and carbon for bacterial growth [ 18].

My inner cab driver opines that lethal injections are too good for them.