Sentence examples for opinion and language from inspiring English sources

In doing so, the judge cited Judge Rakoff's opinion and language in S.E.C. v. Citigroup Global Markets.

This was not a retreat from commenting as a whole, she said; it was an acknowledgement, however, that some conversations had become toxic at an international level – "a change in mainstream public opinion and language that we do not wish to see reflected or supported on the site".

Strong opinions and language are guaranteed.

Cubans tend to pride themselves on their colorful opinions and language, no? JR: People in the street would interfere.

The Major's frequent call-ins to morning radio programs may be entertaining, but his erratic, hobo-like opinions and dirty language could alarm budding astronauts.

He uses Yogācāra terminology to present his own opinion, and uses a language to describe enlightened (and enlightening) knowledge that retains for it a separateness (through its freedom from all mental construction) from all other mental states.

What is your opinion on language and the media?

I became keenly aware of the need to express emotion and opinion in language.

In the UDHR those principles are that every human individual is born free and equal; that there is no basis for discrimination, on any ground of race, sex, language, opinion and more, to deprive individuals of the rights attributed to them in the Declaration; and that all individuals have the right to life, liberty and security of person.

The latest Anglo-surge comes from the European press, with a dramatic increase in the number of heavyweight publications launching English-language websites, offering translated news stories and opinion pieces.English-language publications aimed at expatriates and tourists have been common for years.

Studies were excluded if they were non-English language articles, opinion and theoretical articles, historical descriptions, review articles, feasibility studies of some PROs collection devices, studies investigating child cancer patients or qualitative studies with no substantial quantitative results on the review endpoints.