He had his opinions without being opinionated.
Hier stehe ich, in the phrase of one unwaveringly opinionated Worms dieter.
Where do you stand?" Hier stehe ich, in the phrase of one unwaveringly opinionated Worms dieter.
"What do you care what strangers think?" And as a strong and opinionated woman, these are the same phrases I would offer to a girl friend, if she were in the same position.
She habitually describes herself as "opinionated but uninformed", and her most overused phrases are "It's hard to say" and "I don't know".
That phrasing exceeded the facts of the article, and its opinionated tone was unintended.
You take a guy who's way out opinionated, insulting to equal opportunity" - this sounds like a phrase he's had to adjust to - "an insulter, and you put him with people where he's antagonistic as hell.
It perpetuates a culture war based on ignorance, allowing rightwing newspapers to paint a dystopian caricature of social media, where white men are oppressed with terrifying phrases like "check your privilege" and "identity politics", and opinionated children burn effigies of John Cleese.
His first collection of nonfiction is Chock Full of Them — phrases like "Men Who Fish" and "Big Naïve Philosophical Realizations" and "American Male Opinionated Chatterbox" and "Appallingly Porous Border Syndrome," to name but a few.
The reflective, private Norman, as Howe described him (in his own autobiography, "A Margin of Hope"), was someone who "wondered whether there might be a speck of truth in the cautions of his liberal and socialist friends" — which is a phrase that, especially in its mention of socialists, connoted a precise group of sharply opinionated and insistently sober people.
