Subsequently, the scheme is elaborated so as to replace the craftsmen with those who produce opinion in the city (legislators, educators, military commanders, among others), and the painters with "the first teacher and leader of all these fine tragic things" (595b10-c2), that is, Homer.
As a member of the State Supreme Court, he often produced opinions separate from the majority.
Surveys about foreign conflicts, which members of the U.S. public tend not to follow closely, often produce opinions that are muddled at best.
"Though individual opinions differ within the forum, as a group, the NOF supports the principle of discussion and, therefore, the right of those named authors to produce an opinion paper based on their own view without prejudice or penalty".
In addition, the portal will produce regular opinion pieces written by acknowledged research experts in the child rights arena; these short opinions will comment on current debates and provide insight on policy development and practice.
I realize that it is the magazine's stance to produce strong, opinion based reading that catches the attention of readers, but I also would hope that the opinion being given is provided to the reader in an unbiased, factual manner that provides a fair and balanced format for the reader to make a fair conclusion about the subject at hand.
Any piece of information seemed to produce an opinion on contact.
The conservative majority — Samuel Alito, Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas, John Roberts, and Anthony Kennedy — produced the opinion, though it is unsigned.
It was never clear just how thorough a study had produced that opinion.
That was not apparent at the time to the world outside the court, but it became apparent as the term went on without a decision and it was clear that Justice Thomas was the only member of the court who had not produced an opinion from the December argument sitting.
