Sentence examples for recognized opinion from inspiring English sources

There is still no generally recognized opinion that quorum sensing per se (i.e., the reaction for the cell density) is the mechanism responsible for the concerted cell behavior.

Mr. Bush's remarks today seemed to recognize opinion polls that suggest that many voters find Mr. Bush too conservative.

Thankfully, I was forgiven because she recognized my opinion had come from love.

Judge Hudson, in his opinion, recognized that the ruling was narrow and preliminary, and that there was much more to come.

Being open minded doesn't mean you have to accept everything, but that you recognize others' opinions without making an unsound judgment.

He noted that an astute student of polls in the spring, instead of ordaining Mr. Bush, would have recognized that public opinion was not fixed.

In modern parlance, Jews and Christians in the classical Islamic state were what we would call second-class citizens, but second-class citizenship, established by law and the Koran and recognized by public opinion, was far better than the total lack of citizenship that was the fate of non-Christians and even of some deviant Christians in the West.

In Brandenburg v. Ohio (1969), the Supreme Court announced a standard for protecting free speech that in effect recognized his Masses opinion as law.

He was steeled as a World War II correspondent, and then recognized in1970s public opinion surveys as, "The most trusted man in America".

The opinion recognized that lower federal courts had upheld civilian courts-martial before, but that those courts-martial were conducted under the government's "war powers" that arise during a time of active hostility.

Judge Garcia's opinion recognized the constitutional right to marriage and likened the denial of that right to outdated social norms that kept women from voting until 1920 and banned interracial marriage until 1967.