Sentence examples for sort of opinion from inspiring English sources

This sort of opinion is rarely voiced, but is one that Grudzinskas' clients are desperate to hear.

It is an impossible match to call confidently – and, as Clarke has discovered, expressing any sort of opinion is dangerous with emotions running so high.

The world and its accountant has got some sort of opinion about the expenses cluster-embrace, but what about the more fundamental question here?

It is not a view of the Competition Commission or some sort of opinion, it is based on the evidence that they receive during the investigation".

I'm not a reference on style whatsoever, but my wife – Nour Hage – is a fashion designer, so I guess that gives me legitimacy by association to have some sort of opinion.

An endoxon is the sort of opinion we spontaneously regard as reputable or worthy of respect, even if upon reflection we may come to question its veracity.

Supporters' Club member Stan Simpson, a season ticket-holder for 40 years, reacted more cautiously: "If he expresses those sort of opinions while he's there, he should be sacked, it doesn't matter how or where.

They had always been asked to vote for either red or for blue, he believed that was the other colour, they had always voted for either Whig or Tory without thinking that it was of any sort of consequence to them what sort of opinions were held by the one or the other.

Second, scientists need to be careful when writing these sorts of opinion pieces – all too often they seem prone to over-exaggeration in the press, and I'm not convinced they really add all that much value to the research literature.

"People hold all sorts of opinions different from the department in which they graduate," he said.

The Islamic revolution has not birthed a totalitarian state; all sorts of opinions are heard.