Sentence examples for opinions added from inspiring English sources

Most of the articles submitted by readers tended to be rehashed versions of news stories from major media outlets, with the readers' opinions added.

"I think the general is entitled to his feelings and opinions," added Mr. Kerry, who was highly decorated for his service in Vietnam.

Although Whitehouse et al. [ 21] and Tubach et al. [ 11] used similar methods for shortening the scales, the latter considered more expert opinions, added patient opinions, and the scale was validated by also considering patients with hip OA.

The Age opted for a hybrid of the two opinions, adding that poor batting when the heat was on and brilliance from Broad had ensured the urn remained on English soil.

He named these people "ideologues," by which he meant not that they are fanatics but that they have a reasonable grasp of "what goes with what" — of how a set of opinions adds up to a coherent political philosophy.

To those who've marked down Murray as an old-school chauvinist, his aristocratic ancestry and a bizarre recent interview in which he claimed comedians shouldn't have political opinions, add grist to the mill.

People who value what you value, people whose opinions add to instead of subtract from your life.

Both are Taureans, born May 10. "We're a similar personality type in that we're quite strong, we're stubborn," say Van Beek "Outgoing, we have opinions," adds Sami.

The opinion added: "Since the legislature has enacted no restraining provision of law indicating otherwise, the constitution is controlling.

Unsurprisingly, this scene was not in the book and in my opinion added very little to the plot, apart from shoehorning in what was essentially some softcore porn.

Its director, Tim Toulmin told me: "Comment is clearly signposted, whereas opinion added with an editorial agenda is often mixed in with news.