Sentence examples for opinion straight from inspiring English sources

Well, that's my opinion, straight from the gut.

The local Christian radio station usually plays music that is, in Mr. King's opinion, straight from Hell.

At times clearly partisan, at others apparently offering down-the-middle analysis, Mr. Rove in his new role as a media star marks another step in the evolution of mainstream journalism, where opinion, "straight news" reporting and unmistakable spin increasingly mingle, especially on television.

"Through the course I learned not to state my opinion straight away".

It's not the American's fault he's been allowed back, but the 33-year-old dissects opinion straight down the middle.

Yes, in the case of Cycling BMX and Cycling Mountain Bike, you can totally straight up explode your balls if you do it a bit wrong, and in my humble opinion straight up exploding your balls is up there among the least cool things you can do, sadly ruling these two sports out.

Not everybody in attendance on Sunday swore by Reverend Ike's self-reliant God-with-Mammon philosophy, which can seem to some a mix of opinions straight from the mouths of both Stuart Smalley, the self-help-obsessed character played by Senator Al Franken in his "Saturday Night Live" days, and Jim Cramer, the high-octane investment-tips-exhorting host on CNBC.

Fewer commercials and opinion, more straight news and documentaries, according to officials.

The forty-three-year-old Clegg, fresh of face and forthright and fluent in his opinions, looked straight into the camera and proceeded for the next hour and a half to give the two discomfited leaders of the main parties a master class on how to connect with the people.

Aside from getting boned I really don't waste time on the opinions of straight people.

"I wanted to get your straight opinion on whether.