Sentence examples for passing opinion from inspiring English sources

Meso-layer tweets used more of the broadcast capacity of Twitter to engage with the outside world, to have a voice and be heard in passing opinion on the state of the world.

Qu'un sang impur abreuve nos sillons!' every time I entertained a passing opinion".

Feeling proud and confident in your own skills is more important than the passing opinions of others.

"I have have already stepped out of the MEP selection process in order that I'm able, as a non-candidate, to pass opinion on the calibre and motives of any candidates that put themselves forward for selection".

As the sky grew thick with clouds and the hours passed, opinions seemed to shift.

Bentham demanded that all official acts be publicized, so that an enlightened public opinion could pass judgment on them, as would a tribunal: "To the pernicious exercise of the power of government it is the only check".

"I never get mad, never pass judgment, never have an opinion," he said.

Ninety-seven per cent of respondents to an EU consultation rejected the idea, while the EU parliament descended into farce when passing its opinion on TTIP in June, as the parliament's president threw out the rule book to prevent a critical vote on the ISDS system.

Struthers declined to confirm or deny whether the authority will pass its opinion on Main's conduct to the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons.

She might pass an opinion on a choreographer or a dancer, but nearly always in the disinterested spirit of analysis.

But a Beijing newspaper quoted a senior official at the relics bureau today as saying that international precedent and law required that objects plundered during wartime must be returned no matter how much time has passed, an opinion that, even if not rooted in international law, could presage more conflict.