Sentence examples for serious opinion from inspiring English sources

This expectation flies in the face of serious opinion.

Did five Ryazan writer‐musketeers really dare to do it themselves without a serious "opinion"?

But the museums that exhibit his work, and the collectors and dealers who buy it, have a more serious opinion.

Two months before the 1951 general election, a poll by Gallup, then the only serious opinion pollster, gave the Tories a 12% lead over Clement Attlee's Labour government.

His closing rally in the capital on April 7th was huge.Mr Capriles insists he will trounce Mr Maduro, despite the more serious opinion polls showing him trailing by at least ten points.

She once ridiculed Edmund Morris for inventing scenes in "Dutch," the biography of her president, Ronald Reagan, saying, "The reader never quite understands who is talking and whether he is being given a fact, a joke, a serious opinion, a bit of speculation or a guess".

The Times would not sacrifice serious opinion-mongering for comic relief because this focused $3 billion outfit understands that its reason for being is primarily to inform.

Southern cooks hold serious opinions about what cheddar is sharp enough and whether it should be hand-grated or passed through a meat grinder.

"Gellhorn can be exceedingly funny," Emily Hahn wrote here in 1979, but "she is a thoughtful woman with a lot of serious opinions".

He had serious opinions of everything there was to have an opinion on and everything he said was so original," said his friend and fellow writer William Kennedy, author of Ironweed.

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