Sentence examples for stated opinions from inspiring English sources

Strongly stated opinions and absolutes are not favoured in Japan, and people like to keep options open.

So there may be no final decision on local pay deals yet, but there are plenty of plainly stated opinions.

Our results do not support earlier stated opinions that these patients represent a particular risk group for developing post-thrombotic syndrome.

"The input from testers should come in many forms: bug reports, forum posts, concept art, 3D prints, haikus, and also very publicly stated opinions," it said.

In the depressingly titled paper "Does The Media Matter", his team found no effect of either paper on political knowledge, stated opinions, or turnout in post-election survey and voter data".

In the aptly titled research paper, "Does the Media Matter", a team of economists found that getting a randomized group of citizens to read the Washington Post did nothing for "political knowledge, stated opinions, or turnout in post-election survey and voter data".

There is no evidence that the husband is acting against the patient's previously acknowledged and stated opinion regarding not wanting to live in a vegetative state.

Contrary to the often stated opinion that bone remodelling does not occur in the rat, Bentolila et al observed bone remodelling following fatigue loading of rodent ulnas.

Inconsistency between one's own and another's stated opinion impairs lie detection Stimulation of the right TPJ improves lie detection in opinion-inconsistent situations Inconsistency between one's own and another's stated opinion impairs lie detection Stimulation of the right TPJ improves lie detection in opinion-inconsistent situations Sowden et al.

Here we investigate the existence of a further factor that may decrease the accuracy of lie detection when one is attempting to determine the veracity of another's stated opinion: inconsistency between one's own opinion and that of another.

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