Sentence examples for quick opinion from inspiring English sources
A quick opinion from the ya-ya sisterhood on the dress you're considering?
The lyrics are as elliptical as ever, but the overall message appears to be: try and form a quick opinion about this.
I was so pleased with the work thus far that I asked him to give me a "quick" opinion of some rotted lengths of wood siding on the exterior of my house.
ALTERNATIVES Ford Flex Limited EcoBoost, Dodge Durango R/T, BMW X5 xDrive 35i; in the upper reaches, the Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8, Range Rover Sport HSE and Porsche Cayenne S. Forming a quick opinion from a first impression is bad enough, but forming that opinion before you've met is bad manners.
If you choose to share more information, you're able to add a photo, meal price, notes and tap "I like it" or "I don't" to save your quick opinion.
My roommate, Murph — a nose-pierced, hinky-toothed blonde from Dubuque, who used black soap and black dental floss and whose quick opinions were impressively harsh (she pronounced Dubuque "Du-ba-cue") — always added the phrase "in bed" to any fortune-cookie fortune, so in my mind I read them that way, too: You are the master of your own destiny.
My roommate, Murph a nose-pierced, hinky-toothed blonde from Dubuque, who used black soap and black dental floss and whose quick opinions were impressively harsh (she pronounced Dubuque "Du-ba-cue")—always added the phrase "in bed" to any fortune-cookie fortune, so in my mind I read them that way, too: You are the master of your own destiny.
It's easy to come up with quick opinions or judgements, but I think it is important to try to look at the bigger picture: the history, the context and, perhaps, even a cautious step outside our own narrow world view.
The US seventh circuit court of appeals issued an unusually quick ruling, releasing its opinion just days after oral arguments in a case that touched on hotly debated surveillance issues raised by former government contractor Edward Snowden.
"Often, a few in the audience jump in the fray as self-appointed arbiters, passing judgment in the court of quick public opinion," Mr. Reddy said.
That doctor called in his partner for a quick second opinion.
