Sentence examples for state opinions from inspiring English sources

"But they just state opinions and positions rather than engaging in any kind of dialogue, and in the wake of 9/11, when we are at war, they are not viewed as solving problems".

But we need to go further: we need to add state opinions, and we need to add not just the latest opinions but all the historical ones as well.

On the many subsequent occasions in which this Court has taken jurisdiction over state decisions over which there was some dispute about the nature of the relationship between federal and state law, the state opinions were far more "interwoven" with federal law than is true in this case.

When informed by Todd Wathen of the new law, Walder replied in an e-mail, "The Bible does not state opinions, but facts.

Not only do we state opinions on guilt or innocence, good or bad, and right or wrong more quickly today through viral voting, but we back them up with reasons based on "facts," as is readily evident in the stream of comments made online within hours of the posting of a news story.

If they are going to state opinions about anything and not own up to them, then you've already proved that you are a stronger person than they are.

Even inside the state, opinion was divided.

A forensic psychiatrist can provide evaluations for numerous legal purposes, including competency to stand trial and mental state opinion, among others.

This included questions on current mental state, opinion towards antidepressant medication, and age, gender and educational level.

In his doghouse are Colin Powell, James A. Baker III, the first President Bush, Brent Scowcroft and Nancy Reagan ("with her blue-state opinions").

"I think you're stating opinions," she said.