Sentence examples for opinion fits from inspiring English sources

Mugabe, in my opinion, fits this bill.

Crab linguine, in my opinion, fits the bill perfectly, being both chock-full of the kind of zesty flavours that encourage the pleasant delusion one is sitting on a Neapolitan terrace in the spring sunshine, and comfortingly starchy, especially when served in very un-Italian quantities on a chilly British evening.

Though it is often pointed out that atheists have no 'one opinion fits all', the same is true of the religious, some having markedly differing opinions, even in the same denomination, so you must understand exactly what the person's opinions are instead of prejudging from what they have labeled themselves as.

A number of Kavanaugh's opinions fit squarely into Trump's thinking.

The people at large was in his opinion the fittest in itself.

And he vented his gaseous new opinions in fits of oratory at antiwar demonstrations, as recounted in his books.

Summarizing his own speech to the convention, he wrote, referring to himself in the third person, "The people at large was in his opinion the fittest in itself.

Walker aimed his opinion to fit within the ambit of those precedents and satisfy the rational basis test, should the case ever reach the supreme court.

When he rose to speak on the subject, according to a notetaker who was there, he laid out several arguments for popular election, including this one: The people at large was in his opinion the fittest in itself.

Rather, it is that the Times editorial board permits editors to think -- however fleetingly -- that they can change the text and tone of a citizen's opinion to fit their own preconceived political notions.

In June of 1799, Mason Weems, an itinerant preacher and bookseller, wrote to the Philadelphia printer Matthew Carey to tell him that he had begun writing a life of Washington: " 'Tis artfully drawn up, enliven'd with anecdotes, and in my humble opinion, marvelously fitted"; it "will sell like flax seed".