Sentence examples for opinion of itself from inspiring English sources

The Fiver's opinion of itself is so high that Jimi Hendrix couldn't kiss it and Martians couldn't miss it.

Miss Blanchett and her husband, Andrew Upton, have become artistic directors of the Sydney Theatre Company, an organisation which already has a fine opinion of itself.

The Giants do not have the internal leadership to break their fall in a perennially tough division: Philadelphia has been energized by Michael Vick, Washington by Donovan McNabb and Dallas by an exaggerated opinion of itself.

Another interpretation that reflects the character of its city is that of Georg Solti, made with his indomitable Chicago Symphony in 1974, a time when Chi's opinion of itself, and the world's response, was particularly robust.

Freedberg spent many formative years working at the library, and, like every newly created boss of an old institution with a high opinion of itself, he is obviously tactful about seeming to want to change the institution too radically.

But Netflix apparently had too high of an opinion of itself (in the eyes of Disney, at least).

It changed the way we saw the news, disrupted the way we viewed television formats and changed our opinion of television itself.

His opinion of the game itself was almost as bleak: "It's absolute madness".

It made me re-evaluate my opinion of the race itself, but, more than that, it made me wonder whether we're all guilty of sanitising reality.

The opinions, along with the opinion of the Commission itself, have been sent to the Scottish government which now has until December 27 2012 to respond.

Clearly a consensus of all peoples in a moral opinion does not of itself establish validity.