Sentence examples for section of opinion from inspiring English sources

The body was not created to rule, but to buy off a section of opinion.

The success of Jeremy Corbyn's leadership campaign suggests this radicalism finds an echo among a section of opinion.

Asked about the memorandum written by Dr. Johann-Liang, an F.D.A. spokeswoman, Susan Bro, said that it was "a preliminary, raw assessment" and that "the final decision will be made by experts who have the full benefit of a large section of opinion and scientific fact".

Community organisations may be slow to reflect the changes in our communities - not least the growing role women are playing in public life - but if real change is to be achieved we are going to have to engage with those bodies that represent a significant section of opinion within our communities.

Squadrons of bombers bustled in all directions and at midday an enormous number of vast planes, to which the knowing pointed as troop-carriers, droned overhead toward an unknown destination that was said by two sections of opinion to be (a) France and (b) Poland.

Nevertheless, there is a cross-section of opinions that is a bit like a microcosm of Israel itself – from Israeli-Palestinian reconciliation groups to those who oppose a two-state solution.

Bottomley and Gardiner visited Rhodesia from 22 February to 3 March, collected a wide cross-section of opinions, including some from black nationalists, and on returning to Britain reported to the House of Commons that they were "not without hope of finding a way towards a solution that will win the support of all communities and lead to independence and prosperity for all Rhodesians".

Access to unique viewpoints Fatuma's diary is an eye-opening cross-section of opinions and reflections by young women in Kibera, one of the largest slum districts in the world.

A cross-section of opinions from other buyers or professional sites can help expose common problems with a particular sleeping bag.

There's a section of their opinion devoted to that.

There is also considerable polling evidence that it spoke, in general terms, for an increasingly large section of public opinion.