Sentence examples for sharing the opinion from inspiring English sources

And, short of that, people should do things because they've become persuaded or because they end up sharing the opinion of somebody else that it is the right thing to do.

Fuller may have been sharing the opinion of others when she observed that "there was no intellect comparable to her own" — not in the United States, anyway — but even friends who railed against the highhanded superiority of "Queen Margaret" relented in the face of her often abject loneliness.

The mechanical philosophers were divided on the question of the existence of the void, some sharing the opinion of the Greek atomists that void was a pre-requisite for motion but others, like Descartes, rejecting the void as unintelligible and hence regarding all motion as involving the simultaneous displacement of closed loops of matter whether that matter be continuous or particulate.

BufferBox will retain its distinct brand as part of the deal, according to Google speaking to the Financial Post, but the company didn't elaborate on its plans for the startup, beyond sharing the opinion that there are lots of opportunities related to "end-to-end" relationships with shoppers.

Animal welfare scientists, while sharing the opinion that pigs have considerable cognitive abilities, look at cognitive research in pigs from a different point of view from that of biomedical researchers.

Not everyone shared the opinion.

"I can only say I do not share the opinion of the stewards," he said.

I used to share the opinion that drivers should not be penalized for being undocumented.

I've never shared the opinion that mine is a lost generation, the first doomed by the entitlement-obsessed Boomers.

"Rose Gottemoeller and I share the opinion that there is progress in the negotiations," he said, according to Russian news agencies.

On the other hand, I share the opinion that most of the concepts we work with have a theological origin.