Sentence examples for robust opinion from inspiring English sources

Christian preachers or mouthy anarchists may irritate, but in an open, free society, robust opinion will insult you: perhaps we all just need to get used to it.

"Robust opinion sparks vigorous debate; it can anger and upset" – the Press Complaints Commission rejects a complaint over Daily Mail coverage of the death of Stephen Gately.

Futhermore, a robust opinion poll from YouGov/Greenpeace shows that when asked what you think about the current safeguards that protect Britain's wildlife and countryside, only 4% said they were too strong, with ten times more saying they were too weak, and 37% said they were about right.

Those were robust opinions, on the pages meant for them.

With his robust opinions and emphatic delivery, Schama isn't shifty, but he isn't necessarily easy to place.

With his beard and robust opinions, there's something of the Old Testament prophet about Aubrey de Grey.

6.43pm GMT From below the line… … some robust opinions from US hockey fans: "Another horrifically shameful display by US hockey when it matters.

The PCC's director, Stephen Abell, is clearly aware of the implications, seeing it as "a significant ruling" and arguing: "There is plenty of room for robust opinions, views and commentary but statements of fact must still be substantiated if and when they are disputed.

On the subject of peer review, Russell said that expressing "robust opinions [about papers] was typical during peer review".

At times the conversation was vigorous with robust opinions expressed, giving me moments to see the fire still behind the eyes.

So nearly everyone was surprised when Chief Justice Rehnquist, declaring that the Hibbs case was different, delivered a robust majority opinion that affirmed Congress's power to authorize suits under the family-care provision.