Sentence examples for opining that from inspiring English sources

I heard someone on the radio this morning predictably opining that "democracy was the winner".

Yet Chris Grayling was not offering to sell political favours, but merely opining that B&B proprietors should be able to indulge their prejudices.

In a 2013 essay, Ray Ball, while opining that accounting research was not reliably documenting earnings management, wrote: "Of course earnings management goes on.

After Levin's death The Times published an article opining that information made public since 1971 "strongly supported" his criticisms of Goddard.

After all, plenty of people are opining that "things are different this time".

It's also surprising to hear Coalition senators opining that the committee system is sacrosanct.

Critics began opining that a world of woe lurked on its balance sheet.

Seth Paulsen, without evidence, simply to upset people, enjoyed opining that Joey had been eleven and Connie twelve.

In 1989 he made himself famous by opining that, with the breaching of the Berlin Wall, history had ended.

By the middle of last week, I was hopefully opining that it was merely "not a vintage year".

Korean 'netizens' have been opining that Cha Du-ri is actually a robot, due to his stamina on the pitch.