Sentence examples for opinion of being from inspiring English sources

Clemens was long ago convicted in the court of public opinion of being an arrogant bully, and you could pretty much put him on a poster advertising baseball's steroids era whether he was actually caught taking them or not.

The Fall is divisive: it is accused (rightly, in my opinion) of being misogynistic, of glamourising violence, and of some of its characters being in thrall to its perpetrator's sexy braininess.

"Clemens was long ago convicted in the court of public opinion of being an arrogant bully," my New York Times colleague Lynn Zinser wrote on Wednesday, "and you could pretty much put him on a poster advertising baseball's steroids era whether he was actually caught taking them or not".

"A man like Al Gore, who doesn't seem to know the difference between whether or not the forces are in good shape today and doesn't seem willing to have a discussion about it, is not up to the task, in my opinion, of being commander in chief of this nation's armed forces," Mr. Cheney said.

Lee said that Zevon had read his remark about sitting on his buttocks and being forced to nod at stupid things, which was Lee's opinion of being relegated to the bullpen, and that inspired Zevon to write and record "Bill Lee".

Lifetime access is difficult to picture for many kinds of app-based books, because of how rapidly the underlying technologies and devices will evolve; whereas a browser-based solution has a good likelihood, in our opinion, of being accessible decades from now.

The GPs conveyed opinions of being too uninformed about foreign cultural and religious norms and notions on health.

My opinion of this is that it is a copout.

Factors of 'usability' were more important than factors of 'communication and service'thethe opinion of others' was of limited importance.

But now his opinion of licensing was evolving.

Kulikov's own opinion of Poland was low.