Sentence examples for opinion offering from inspiring English sources

In what Hall described as an act of "imbecility coupled with momentary panic", Jonathan Cape sent a copy of The Well to the Home Secretary for his opinion, offering to withdraw the book if it would be in the public interest to do so.

He wrote to me several times this week with specific observations about the news and opinion offerings.

We're very happy to announce an important expansion of the Editorial Department's opinion offerings, to coincide with the IHT's reincarnation as the International New York Times next week.

Several Times people have been lured by other news organizations looking to strengthen their opinion offerings, including David Rohde, a Pulitzer Prize winner who is going to Reuters as a columnist.

Read "Beltway Stop in the Oscar Race" and then write a short opinion piece offering your thoughts on the relationship between entertainment and politics.

It is also important to question decisions and opinions by offering an opposing view.

[C3.] Company Offers IPods in Exchange for Opinions JudysBook.com, which seeks consumers' online opinions, is offering free iPods to those who submit 50 reviews of local businesses.

("The season is ruined, so why not destroy hope and sanity as well?") The cynic comments on all of the others from above the fray, mocking their opinions but offering no viable alternatives, and profiting from the enterprise.

Whether consciously or unconsciously, they pick up on its general approach to the politics of the day, echoing its opinions and offering tacit support to its campaigns of vilification.

All participants will be asked for their opinions about offering this service through their primary care office and the screening process.

Most GPs were of the opinion that for offering a certain CAM therapy one's belief in the efficacy of this therapy is an essential precondition.