Sentence examples for poor opinion of from inspiring English sources
He missed few opportunities to explicate his poor opinion of the mainstream media.
** It was as if the crowd had sniffed out Kierkegaard's own poor opinion of his body.
He went to public high school & his father had a poor opinion of the school.
Henry Steinbrenner had a poor opinion of his son, who for years struggled to impress him.
The Maoists share the ambassador's poor opinion of the king's advisers.
Latin Americans also have a poor opinion of their institutions, and of each other.
Large numbers of Westerners also had "somewhat poor" or "very poor" opinions of the President Hu Jintao of China and President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia.
His restraint in 'keeping his own counsel' could be remarkable – with the consequence that his poor opinions of certain people were seldom available for inclusion in gossip.
As many misconceptions exist about generic medicines, and given that healthcare professionals have expressed poor opinions of generics in the past, [ 21] there is a challenge in ensuring that accurate and relevant information is communicated to the general public.
But people who reported seeing fewer police officers were more likely to have a poorer opinion of their effectiveness.
The involvement of traditional healers in treating TB patients was rejected by the study participants, suggesting a general poor opinion about and understanding of the role of traditional medicine.
