Sentence examples similar to opposed opinion from inspiring English sources

Chuck Hathcock, the sports editor of The Grenada Star in Mississippi, who also has a Heisman vote, expressed an opposing opinion.

But Their Facts?" (June 1): Since interpretations of the Koran began, there has been an opposing opinion for every opinion rendered.

Nor do they endorse the opposing opinion, advanced in a good deal of theory-driven art since the nineteen-seventies, that femininity is a socially tailored delusion.

We all thought too many times journalists rarely challenged lies and constantly brought on opposing opinion from less credible sources just for the sake of balance.

On one point there was consensus: that MPs of opposing opinion deserved respect and that the debate outside the chamber, especially online, had been polluted by vitriol.

Mr. Maliki offered an opposing opinion on Wednesday, saying in a news conference that the government had control over the recruitment process, and that "there is no delivery of arms beyond the control of the state".

The algorithms which all major social platforms use to control which content you see optimise automatically around the content you best respond to, almost certainly again further filtering out opposing opinion.

Alan Greenspan sounded an opposing opinion though.

Much later, Inès Villela-Petit formulated an opposing opinion on De Coloribus Illuminatorum ([46], pp. 172,174).

And then someone replies with an opposing opinion and it's on like Donkey Kong.

An opposing opinion, written by John Paul Stevens, held that this change would threaten water quality.