Sentence examples for weighty opinion from inspiring English sources

Initially the notion of "the best of the Guardian" meant a weighty opinion piece for the front page.

In addition to Benveniste and Montagnier is the weighty opinion of Brian Josephson, Ph.D., who, like Montagnier, is a Nobel Prize-winning scientist.

So, here I am again, 12 years since my corporeal demise, but with no hairs out of place, disgorging my weighty opinions.

Moreover, an expert counted as such only in his field of expertise.[15] The sapientes to which the definition of probable opinion refers nevertheless had to possess at least some positive non-epistemic traits: they had to be decent (probus) and trustworthy people in order to possess weighty opinions.

Lord Cave praised James's directness in his opinions and decisions, his weighty judgment, his high character and his kindly nature.

The Lord Chancellor, Viscount Cave, also spoke at the dinner to praise James's directness in his opinions and decisions, his weighty judgment, his high character and his kindly nature.

"Within the executive branch the views and opinions of the lawyers on the president's national security team are debated and heavily scrutinized, and a legal review of the application of lethal force is the weightiest judgment a lawyer can make," he said.

"Saad speaks softly, but his words are weighty, and his opinions are invaluable," said Mr. Lake.

Saad speaks softly, but his words are weighty – and his opinions are invaluable.

Several contributors say Mr. Cuomo calls frequently to chat and solicit their opinions on weighty matters like campaign finance reform, public education and the use of modern technology both before and after they have given, and he has held several small thank-you parties for people who have already written checks.

Without sighting a specific ill to address, the new mural initiative named "Manifesto" is challenging a select group of local and international street artists to express their opinions on weighty and topical matters through murals, "using art as a social tool to propose, reflect and inform".