Sentence examples for revised its opinion from inspiring English sources

Starmer told him the CPS had revised its opinion after "considering the case law in greater depth".

Helped along by the Instagram generation posting filtered shots of their handstand attempts, the West has revised its opinion of yoga.

Now he stoutly maintains that PWC revised its opinion not because of the threats, but in the light of new information although he will not say what that information is, only that it came from Russian prosecutors, who hailed PWC's decision.

The pink paper has since revised its opinion finding more in common with Rafael Benitez's Liverpool in 2005.

In revising its opinion about Mr. Draghi, Bild noted that he is a graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and has often clashed with Silvio Berlusconi, the Italian prime minister facing charges that he paid an underage girl for sex.

Since then, he has revised his opinion: "Oh, it's worse than ever now.

A week later, England at last won a match and he revised his opinion.

Then he revised his opinion: "You can still buy a Louis Vuitton bag on three hundred thousand euros a year.

Since then, Mr. Angelo has revised his opinion and now believes Mr. Bush has tremendous political instincts.

He adds that the official, Ma Ying-jeou, revised his opinion and has since become Taiwan's democratically elected president.

Foos was only moderately against the war when he built his observation platform, but as the struggle continued he revised his opinion.