Sentence examples for solicit opinion from inspiring English sources
"solicit opinion" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are asking someone for their opinion about something. For example, "I would like to solicit your opinion about the plans for the upcoming fundraiser."
A new questionnaire will solicit opinion from the participating patients.
The Privacy Study Commission will hold more hearings this week to solicit opinion on what information gathered by government agencies should be made public under the year-old Open Public Records Act.
The UN appointed a 27-strong panel of "eminent persons" to solicit opinion from people across the world – hey, they even spoke to some "indigenous people and local communities", among all the parliamentarians, experts and whatnot!
Yet, who to trust, with whom to share information or from whom to solicit opinion was not clear.
The 1983 Griffiths Management Enquiry proposed the introduction of managers into the National Health Service (NHS) to solicit opinion about services from consumers and 'secure the best possible services for the patient' (original emphasis).
The MCAT advisory committee is continuing to solicit opinions through its Web site until February.
This week, Ryan said he would solicit opinions from his entire coaching staff.
Jon Kaiman, the North Hempstead town supervisor, said he would solicit opinions from residents living near crossings.
It's not as if we did not solicit — and continue to solicit — opinions from a wide range of folks.
The authority will solicit opinions from passengers as well as Mr. Williams, to gauge how the bus handles in city traffic.
A group of 17 families sued the city, seeking to require officials to solicit opinions from the relatives of the over 2,700 victims at the World Trade Center.
