Sentence examples for revised my opinion from inspiring English sources

I have revised my opinion.

So I liked it on first read, and then, like Chowder, immediately revised my opinion.

Now I have revised my opinion not so much upwards as sideways.

I never revised my opinion that he was the most inspired leader of the last half of the twentieth century.

Once I realized, when Steve was showing me the starting position for the forehand loop drive, that he'd been talking about the racquet head and not Jake's own head, I revised my opinion of his approach, and I revised it even further when he told me that I was a natural.

He's also a pretty smart guy, and I have revised my opinion of him as "not a wonk". From everything I have heard he is actually someone who takes policy seriously and understands it from the inside.

Clearly it was time to revise my opinion of Tridente — and possibly of Rome itself.

I am very willing to revise my opinion if you are of another view.

I see no reason, second time around, to revise my opinion: we should have seen that vote coming.

After seeing it a second time at Wyndham's and talking about it to exceptionally bright American students, I was forced to revise my opinion that Lydia Wilson's Kate was a quietly manipulative Lady Macbeth in the making.

Many of the postings to those fora attacked me personally, but there were two complaints that have led me to revise my opinion of de Grey - at least a little.