Sentence examples for settled opinions from inspiring English sources

Bloom dangles the promise of an arousing and dangerous philosophical quest, which will take the student far from his (and his friends' and parents' and other professors') settled opinions about what is good and decent.

They also speak frankly about the strategic and political consequences of Israel's occupation of the West Bank and Gaza in ways that are unlikely to please or reassure anyone with settled opinions about the Middle East.

He had first assumed it as a conscious imposture; it had become habitual to him; the antiquated, worldly-wise moralities which, using that voice, he had found himself obliged to utter, had become his settled opinions.

It seems to me that there is a deeper process accompanying the nascent "conservative revolt": as the true nature of Bush policy and its consequent failures becomes settled opinion among a broad spectrum of America, there will be a need to maintain that those days are behind us.

The court also saw itself as confirming the settled U.S. opinion condemning the Sedition Act of 1798.

If you talk to political pros in D.C. these days, you'll hear them say that "gravity" — voters' apparently settled low opinion of the Republican Party — will eventually drag McCain down.

Candidate factors are not restricted to what institutions said; nor are they restricted to what settled legal opinion considers relevant.

But the four reviewers, which included specialists on wolf genetics, disagreed with USFWS's idea of a separate eastern wolf, stating that the notion "was not universally accepted and that the issue was 'not settled' "—an opinion shared by other researchers.

I acknowledge that it is far from settled that such opinions should be elicited, listened to, let alone implemented.

Ultimately, FGDs are grounds for peer learning as debates and intense interaction on varied individual perceptions and opinions settle down to consensus group opinions and perceptions, serving as a form of education in several respects and truly becoming the prototype of society [ 33].

General opinion settled on the unfortunate-catastrophe thesis.