Sentence examples for revised opinions from inspiring English sources

The majority for the Eleventh Circuit said it was compelled to reject the revised opinions.

They revised opinions concerning the binding of the rare volume by offering convincing evidence that the binding was original.

The MTA's warning about ADHD drugs constitutes something of a revised opinion.

This expression gets the interpretation of an opinion concerning $h_{\theta}$ after the sample $s$ has been recorded accommodated, i.e., it is a revised opinion.

Some expositions of Bayesian inference prefer to express the revised opinion as a new probability function $P'( \cdot )$, which is then equated to the old $P( \cdot \mid s)$.

But procedural rules, as they've been upheld so far, mean that the revised opinion has no weight.

Not only did Lou share my revised opinion about Jerusalem, labeling it "fantastic, the best thing I've been to in a long time" (Laurie and Vera agreed), but I could finally see Lou's eyes behind his glasses.

[On page 234, he revises opinions on the progressive similarity of species to modern forms as one progresses from fossils of the mountains to those of the hills.].

And some critics have revised their opinions.

Even as a committed pacifist he remained primarily a scientist and revised his opinions as fate required.

John Travolta, for example, defended the widely ridiculed "Battlefield Earth" by stating serenely, and somewhat astonishingly: "Many critics didn't give 'Alien,'200101: A Space Odyssey' or 'Blade Runner' good reviews on their initial releases, but have since revised those opinions.