Sentence examples for reporting opinions from inspiring English sources

However, despite the similarity, Ndege insists ScibbleSheet will focus on reporting opinions and news, rather than fiction.

Cautiously, he added in the address "To the Reader" of the 1533 edition his assurances that if anyone found matters that he disliked, he must realize that Agrippa was not asserting everything in the book as certain but merely reporting opinions and that he wanted none of these statements to be approved if they were condemned by the Catholic Church (OP 1 1).

The NBC/WSJ poll, however, is reporting opinions among 400 likely Republican voters, meaning those who say they will vote in a primary.

Studies that did not provide sufficient detail of methods or those reporting opinion, but not providing direct empirical evidence, were rejected.

To what extent did readers' comments support or oppose Cummings' reported opinions?

The current study was designed to address three main research questions: (1) To what extent did readers' comments support or oppose Cummings' reported opinions?

The 'left' want fair chances for all dim or geniuses…' User makes criticism of government in general Shows a general disagreement towards the Coalition government beyond the advisor's reported opinions.

One study reported opinions that NMP was cost effective in primary care.

Patients' reported opinions of the health system need to be understood in order to provide patient-centered care.

- An internet poll on the current situation and future development of children will collect and report opinions from all parts of the world.

None of these played a significant factor in reported opinions about a participant's right to target or incidental findings, or subsequent obligations of researchers to return results.