Sentence examples for opinion of which from inspiring English sources

The new Sunday Review puts a premium on opinion, of which I am already inundated, and little of which is elucidating and/or helpful.

Many of the superdelegates did not offer an opinion of which candidate would be the most daunting opponent for the Democratic presidential candidate, according to the survey, which was conducted by The New York Times and CBS News.

This strongly-held opinion, of which the Americans could not fail to be aware, was exactly what Barack Obama and General Stanley McChrystal, Nato's commander, did not want to hear.

They held court at local assizes made up of royal officials and prominent bourgeois (later, judicial officers and lawyers) who gave their opinion of which local customary law should be applied in the cases before the court.

And what she did, Justice Kennedy, in the case of the division's letter, the opinion, of which, of course, is binding, under Florida law, on election officials who receive them, she, the division had said that there were certain circumstances, such as acts of God, hurricanes, and that kind of thing, where the discretion would be exercised.

Each of the code smell types were given a priority score of 1 to 7 to represent their opinion of which smells are more urgent from previous experience in the field.

He tweeted: "I have opinions, of which I was privately clear.

No, what they wanted to do was register their disapproval, which, in a free society, is simply the other side of the coin that permits newspapers to print opinions of which some may disapprove.

The doctors differ in their opinions of which treatment to use.

Members vote by raising hands and "stacks" (lines) are formed that allow individuals to voice dissenting opinions, of which there are many.

A very great deal now hangs, not on the outcome of this lawsuit, but on the political and public opinion battle of which it forms a part.