Sentence examples for room opinion from inspiring English sources

Press room opinion was divided as to what skills Pendleton had displayed.

Marsh admits he was responsible for the collapse, although maybe he is giving in too easily to dressing-room opinion.

Team spirit, still vividly in evidence at Old Trafford, is often the first victim when dressing-room opinion is convinced the manager is on thin ice.

Dispersed through this story, and often at a diagonal to it, are bar-room opinions that yet do not amount to a reactionary programme.

There are as many locker-room opinions about Murray's chances of overtaking Djokovic as there are among commentators on the US presidential puzzle.

They'd e-mail each other or post chat-room opinions about the latest hot stock.

So even within the new guidelines, there is room for opinion, appeal and bewilderment.

While I do think there is room for opinions on the service (and in many cases, that's what is specifically being asked for), it's not for users to go on and on in a highly personal and oddly promotional manner.

In case no sources for the unit costs were available (e.g. patient waiting time in the waiting room), expert opinions and educated guesses were used.

All the top political commentators and broadcasters who had been brought into ITV's opinion room – think of a spin room decked out to look like an Apple showroom – were suddenly short of their one stock in trade: opinions.

The general feeling in the room (in my opinion) was, "Wow that was powerful -- but time to get back to the humdrum of drill weekend".