Sentence examples for typical opinion from inspiring English sources

Typical opinion surveys do not include nearly enough respondents to provide a statistically reliable portrait of this narrow undecided sliver of the electorate.

There are few online experiences more dispiriting, more arduously futile, than the downward scroll into the netherworld of half-assed provocations and inanities that exists beneath the typical opinion piece or YouTube video.

Other important competences in the sub-area of local communities are listed in table 4. Typical opinions about organisational competences in HP/DP are cited below.

It isn't clear, however, whether the Davis survey is typical of opinion among the nearly 6000 postdocs systemwide.

So, as is typical with opinion polling, results about a deal or negotiations vary widely depending on question wording, since many respondents form their opinions on the spot.

Hergé actively satirised typical European opinions of China in The Blue Lotus.

MSNBC's prime-time schedule has "Countdown with Keith Olbermann," "The Abrams Report" and "Scarborough Country," which all possess the typical news and opinion DNA of cable news.

In a two-paragraph opinion — typical of the private rabbinical court that deals with matters of conversions, marriage conflicts and financial disputes — Rabbi Karelitz issued a statement that said because of the intermarriage patterns of the chuetas, "all those who are related to the former generations are Jews".

In Aristotle however we do not find the strings of detailed sortings of individual tenets followed by a compromise or maverick opinion typical of numerous Placita chapters, while Theophrastus' presentation in the De Sensibus is in this respect close to the Placita routine.

"The typical white supremacist opinion of politicians is 'a pox on both their houses.' No one deserves their trust.

The sample sizes are typical of public opinion surveys.