Sentence examples for opinion exists from inspiring English sources

Just because an opinion exists does not mean that the opinion is worthy of respect.

This is a minority critical view – and expressing it has revealed to me that there are commenters whose belief in diversity of opinion exists in theory only.

Although few mainstream minds are now saying "cut and run," a difference of opinion exists within both U.S. political parties about the level and kind of U.S. troop strength now and in the future.

Most people who are interested in the subject are already partisans on the one side or the other, and no body of impartial opinion exists which is ready to be guided by scientific inquiry.

If this means more than a right to respond proportionately to an imminent attack (and I understand that the doctrine is intended to carry that connotation) this is not a doctrine which, in my opinion, exists or is recognised in international law.

A wide difference of opinion exists about the content and composition of emotions.

Differences in opinion exist also in the governing CDU/CSU, but over the past weeks the support has strengthened substantially.

Is it possible to present a united front as an alliance when differences of opinion exist among member states?

Deep-seated differences of opinion exist, as we witnessed in discussing a draft report on unmanned aerial vehicles at a spring session of the assembly in Tallinn.

But "confusion and differences of opinion existed within MF Global regarding the extent to which excess funds might be available to meet liquidity," the report said.

But as the judge in the majority points out, "the fact that differences of opinion exist within the group does not obviate a claim of disparagement".