Sentence examples for representative opinions from inspiring English sources

This astonishing statement in the lead paragraph of your story on Barack Obama suggests a second story, worthy of the Enquirer: "Americans Fear Bush Coup".Quotes from rank-and-file citizens are presumed to convey representative opinions relevant to the subject at hand.

Accurately summarizing representative opinions from microblogs can increase understanding of the semantics of opinions.

In her view representative opinions could arise only when citizens actually confronted one another in a public space, so that they could examine an issue from a number of different perspectives, modify their views, and enlarge their standpoint to incorporate that of others.

Debate and discussion, and the capacity to enlarge one's perspective, are indeed crucial to the formation of opinions that can claim more than subjective validity; individuals may hold personal opinions on many subject matters, but they can form representative opinions only by enlarging their standpoint to incorporate those of others.

It would contribute to shaping retention interventions based on representative opinions of nurses themselves, whatever their current sector/type of activity, over a large span of time (up to 40 years).

The architect Michael McInturf provided a representative opinion when he dismissed Great American as "a theme park with a bad structure".

"But it's not necessarily who you hear from, it's can you count on it to be a representative opinion?" said Doug Dodson, the chief of staff for Representative Timothy Bishop, a Democrat from Southampton.

In all that noise, cable-news talk shows function as a kind of couch potato caucus, a gathering of self-selected, not always representative opinion-shapers who push forward the media consensus.

Of all the statements from Americans since Sept. 11, few have been more reassuring than a representative opinion voiced by Ryan Clark, a 19-year-old firefighter in Lewiston, Idaho, to a New York Times/CBS News pollster: "I would like to see quick justice, but if you jump the gun and attack the wrong person, it's not going to accomplish anything".

The estimated representative opinion of the Canadian boxing community was distributed similarly.

Representative opinion of the Canadian boxing community in response to the question: "In amateur boxing headgear should be worn…".