Sentence examples for rounded opinion from inspiring English sources
He said: "So far, from these people I have arranged the games with, I have only got the feeling of excitement of welcoming all the foreign visitors which has helped to give a more rounded opinion than elements of the British press are giving the tournament".
Seeing more opinions from people like Black or even conservative commentators like Bill O'Reilly, with whom Frank is seen arguing in archival footage, might have proven a more well-rounded view of how he was perceived in the world at large.
Getting various opinions from experts on the validity of our facts will not only authenticate them, it will give our article a more well-rounded view.
This communicates a general sense of well-rounded humanity that opinion polls confirm impresses the general public a lot more than micro-political expertise ever can.
Instead of watching an occasional episode of "The Factor" to keep my opinions well-rounded, it's now a lifestyle, and I've build professional repoire with many conservatives around issues we can agree on, especially gay marriage rights and efficiency in government spending.
"I think there's an opinion that possibly you get a more rounded experience at other universities, and that there are other things to life than the academic experience you get at Oxbridge".
All the five factors (opinion types) gave the most extreme priority (rounded score 9) to "I want to die at peace with God".
All opinion types gave the same dis-priority (rounded score 2) to "I want my medical status to be kept confidential from my family/friends".
"But I think policy-making is a more rounded piece of work than simply a set of opinions, whether they are mine or anybody else's," she said.
Otherwise, this is one of the better LCD screens ever made in my opinion, and now it has less bezel and fun rounded corners — plus no notch.
