Sentence examples for read opinion from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, audiences want to choose their own facts, and read opinion they agree with.

'These people can read opinion polls, after all,' says one Tory frontbencher.

Dear Mr. Brisbane: I read opinion pieces in the Wall Street Journal and the New York Times every day.

When I read opinion pieces by insiders, I often find the ostensible argument less interesting than what is taken for granted.

It was Mr. Lukianoff who made the argument, in a widely read opinion piece in The Atlantic, that today's students are "coddled" and demanding protections against offensive words and ideas at the expense of intellectual rigor and the First Amendment.

But many people - perhaps the majority of the American public - may not have read opinion pieces by commentators who oppose giving McCarthy a chance to spread what they regard as misinformation.

She doesn't read opinions or anything.

"All the caveats are going to be ignored because people don't read opinions.

Poutsch's platform lets users ask, answer and view questions, read opinions and look at charts displaying how the data breaks down by variables, such as location, gender and age.

I think of our trans-gender students whenever I hear remarks or read opinions that are mean and fearful about the same.

Play games every day (it's not that bad right?) and read opinions and reviews about the games you play.