Sentence examples for opinion carefully from inspiring English sources

The Court's opinion carefully said it was not deciding the issue with regard to foreign entities.

As Roberts's opinion carefully explains, however, the plaintiffs' claim was plainly wrong when the provision is read in the context of the statute as a whole.

The opinion carefully analyzed the individual context in which an exemption was sought.

Viewers' opinions, carefully observed and culled on the Web and pinpointed through more traditional market research, tend to dictate which Bravo stars graduate from ensemble reality shows to their own programs.

The emergence of commercial sites this year inspired dire predictions about a world where the Internet, like television, would belong to the wealthiest candidates and where consumers' political opinions, carefully kept in databases, would be auctioned to the highest bidders.

However, he examines opposing points of views and weighs opinions carefully before giving his support to any particular issue.

If you ever get into a fight with your parents, hear their opinions carefully and try your hardest to learn from your mistakes.

The role of the media in stirring public opinion was carefully built into a recent episode of "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit," a thinly veiled fictionalization of Rihanna and Mr. Brown's relationship that ends with her death.

In a 17-page opinion that carefully analyzes the applicable statutes and decisional law, the New York Solicitor General advises that while New York statutory law does not expressly require that two people be of the opposite sex to obtain a marriage license, it is her view that "the Legislature did not intend to authorize same-sex marriage".

Although some people in the pharmaceutical and medical establishments have described the book to me as being 'a bit over the top', it is, in my opinion, a carefully constructed and convincing argument that the way we regulate, market and prescribe drugs is badly broken.

They warned that Mr. Trump could do himself real damage if he injected himself or his opinions into carefully scripted or choreographed convention moments.