Sentence examples for opinion off from inspiring English sources
Don't be dissuaded by any other user's opinion off hand; what's right for them might be wrong for you, or vice versa.
Not wanting to base my opinion off one anecdotal piece of evidence, I shared the phone with a bunch of others.
If you're basing your opinion off of the movie, don't bother.
Writer says in his opinion off-course betting would do racing and trotting no good.
To determine data credibility (member checking), at the end of the session participants were invited to give their opinion (off-record) as to whether the discussion had accurately documented their own experiences [ 23].
That seems counter to the current trend which sees users taking their opinions off-site to places like Facebook and Twitter.
"If the mass of unargued opinion chokes off literary critics... then literature will be the lesser for it," he said.
But rather than rejecting the mass tracking of Americans' internet activity, the opinion sets off in search of a way to justify it.
The referee, wrongly in my opinion, sent off our centre-half.
In these regards, it is never clear where Mr. Houellebecq's unalloyed opinions leave off and the presumably artfully imagined ones of his protagonist begin.
The H in this acronym is always redundant, and the M is usually redundant too: it's generally an opinion taken off-the-peg from people you follow on Twitter and by whom you hope to be retweeted.
