Sentence examples for proper opinion from inspiring English sources

Ultimately you have to look to yourself or a handful of people to get a proper opinion.

"It's a nuisance" and "aggravating" and "an obstacle to proper opinion writing," said Ned E. Doucet Jr., chief judge of a Louisiana appeals court that divided over the issue this spring.

With no proper opinion polls, no one knows who will win.In this section The colonel is not beaten yet Give us time, cash and arms Holding the fort Sectarian bad blood It could be normal Coming to a crunch It gets worse again A bloody border ReprintsOne of the few groups with a national network, Nahda may benefit from a dispersal of votes among the rash of new parties.

It is also the first time that proper opinion polls have been taken, but they can be frustratingly varied in their results.

We want to prepare young people to have a proper opinion -- having their own opinion without swallowing whatever is put down their throats.

"The amounts paid were in our opinion proper and adequate for the services provided and gave no cause for suspicion at the time," the statement said.

There is a proper place for opinion in The Times — the editorial and Op-Ed pages — and there is no doubt that most of the newspaper's regular columnists and its editorial policy favor Obama.

The concern is that without the proper airing of opinions on important public policy matters, there is little room for challenging orthodoxies -- or for even gauging the public appetite for presidential proposals.

Peterson is best known for his stance on not using proper pronouns, disturbing opinions on enforced monogamy and something about lobsters.

We need a proper survey of public opinion, not a slavish devotion to TV audience figures.

This weekend the concept faces its first proper test of public opinion, as Switzerland votes on a proposal to introduce a national basic income.