Sentence examples for reading opinion from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a young, tech-savvy population has taken to reading opinion on the internet, in blogs penned by pseudonymous authors.

Perhaps more likely, it may suggest that companies have been reading opinion polls, which stubbornly show that independence will be defeated next year by a two-to-one margin.

The authors defined an active news customer as someone who read at least ten substantive news articles and two opinion pieces in a three-month period — if you remove the requirement of reading opinion pieces, the number of news readers climbs to fourteen per cent.

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The authors defined an active news customer as someone who read at least ten substantive news articles and two opinion pieces in a three-month period if you remove the requirement of reading opinion pieces, the number of news readers climbs to fourteen per cent.

Meetings take place before the parliament adopts its formal first reading opinion and the council adopts its "common position".

All too often, I am reading opinions when I should be reading facts.

It was the first station in the country to run editorials on political and civic issues, with Mr. Straus himself reading opinions on the air, and the first to endorse a presidential candidate, backing John F. Kennedy in 1960.

It is also because, as with policy, even a journalist who spends huge chunks of his professional life reading opinions and briefs is unlikely to be competent to assess the quality of a jurist's reasoning outside a few domains.

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.