Sentence examples for value of opinion from inspiring English sources

He questioned the value of opinion surveys that recorded a high level of acceptance among the town's residents.

If a handful of people bitterly criticise me or my work I retreat to my duvet for days, questioning myself and the value of opinion in modern discourse.

Other work has demonstrated the value of opinion leaders in guideline implementation, 31 which was most likely the reason for the significant improvement achieved in the last study period.

We notice, nevertheless, that he does not question the reality of things — except occasionally at the very end of the 'Apology' — but the value of opinions and men.

In collaboration with NCCM, a study was published in 2003 exploring the knowledge, attitudes and values of opinion leaders towards the practice of FGM/C.

That's the greatest gift a politician could hope for in a democracy that doesn't value differences of opinion.

I value diversity of opinion.

Constitutionally, we value diversity of opinion in America, and everyone -- from conservative to liberal, Christian, Jew, Muslim, Hindu and non-religious -- cherishes the protections we each have to dress, act, think and speak differently.

In that one ambit claim, the surgeon trashed the entire value of considered opinion made by people who knew the patient.

She believes that service planners are now much more aware of the value of patient opinion, but have concerns about getting a genuinely representative picture – including, for example, the voices of people with learning disabilities.

But after an embarrassing hearing on the issue before the House Judiciary Committee last month in which the league was compared to the tobacco industry, the N.F.L. seems to have begun to embrace the value of outside opinion.