Sentence examples for smart opinion from inspiring English sources

Besides, smart opinion had previously held that "direct action" was the preserve of greens not motorists.

If I'm wrong, we're losing — bin Laden is convincing even smart opinion leaders in the West that this is a clash of civilizations, not what I believe to be true: a radical political agenda akin to the anarchists in the West's past or the nationalists in ex-Yugoslavia, who seek to draw their societies into a disastrous confrontation.

But, as author Cynthia Barnett confirms in a smart opinion piece in the Los Angeles Times, the water crisis is not just a problem for Californians, it is a problem for all Americans.

I'm going to tweet smart opinions.

"You have to have strong, smart opinions to do this job or else they wouldn't need you — they could get anybody to do it," Morgan said.

"We have a big uphill battle here, so the more smart opinions we can get from people we respect the better off we are".

People assume you have smart opinions about things.

One, it will give the impression that you know what the person is talking about, and two, allow yourself the chance to gather more information in order to form a smarter opinion.

In coming weeks, we will add new online features to our already rich menu of smart, provocative opinion writing.

Also, mule people have long maintained that mules are better than horses because they're smarter — an opinion that might have been chalked up to bias or folklore, except that a 2008 study of mule cognition at the University of Sussex found that mules, over all, not only understood things better than either horses or donkeys but were also better at following instructions.

For example, a point collar shirt with a four-in-hand tie knot is, in his opinion, "smart but shows you have some individuality".