Sentence examples for opinion correctly from inspiring English sources

Chancellor Merkel read public opinion correctly when she declared that each country should look after its own financial institutions instead of the European Union doing it collectively.

Roddick's agent, Donald Dell, gauged the winds of public opinion correctly in an e-mail message after Roddick fell to Federer by 16-14 in the decisive fifth set.

But the published version of his speech was revised into "we should improve [our] abilities in handling the media, respect the communication principles for news and opinions, guide public opinion correctly, keep a close contact with the media, and accept oversight consciously".

However, the committee decision with majority opinion correctly classified the data in 100percentt of the cases (Table 3).

The method is the basis for assessing the best instrument for each decision situation and reflecting each participant's opinion correctly.

If needed, the summary will be corrected to be sure that the verbatim transcripts express patient and therapist opinions correctly.

Which is hardly going to offend people who thought, correctly in my opinion, that his collaboration with John Lloyd, The Meaning of Liff, was one of the funniest little books ever written.

Camille Paglia supports this view, correctly acknowledging that feminists call her opinions "blaming the victim".

Opinion polls correctly suggested that Kadima would trounce Likud and Labour.

By contrast, the majority of MPs, members of Hacked Off, the body that represents press victims, and - if I read opinion polls correctly, the majority of the public - are Charterists.

On May 16, 2011, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals in Minnesota Citizens Concerned for Life, Inc. v. Swanson issued an opinion that correctly upheld the constitutionality of a corporate contribution ban based on the Supreme Court decision in the Beaumont case.