Sentence examples for whatever opinions from inspiring English sources

"And anybody is free to write whatever they want and form whatever opinions they want to form.

Readers are entitled to whatever opinions they have of his work, and he needs to be comfortable with that and engage thoughtfully when appropriate, or not at all.

In the same way that the racism and historical amnesia of the right weaken its arguments against Robert Mugabe and Zimbabwe, every example of anti-semitism devalues whatever opinions are given about Israel's role in the Middle East.

He inveighed against "the passion for discussing and pouring contempt upon any possible subject, the assumed right to hold whatever opinions one pleases upon any subject and to set them forth in print to the world".

Such regimes should be compared with those in the age of the good Roman emperors, the period from Nerva (c. 30 98 ce) to Marcus Aurelius (121 180)—the golden times, said Tacitus, when everyone could hold and defend whatever opinions he wished.

Matthew Yglesias thinks that in practice, if Republicans want to repeal all the regulations in the ACA via reconciliation, they'll go ahead and do it, and write whatever opinions they need in order to claim that the non-budgetary parts are budgetary because they're integral to the budgetary parts of the bill.

As for the Queen, she kept whatever opinion she had to herself.

Everybody has already made up whatever opinion they're going to have of me".

You can have whatever opinion you want on that, even as Mr. Trump still continues to play the medium like a virtuoso plays a Stradivarius violin.

However, we thought it interesting to offer our readers the first edition of this publication, whatever opinion they may form of it.

So, whatever opinion polls tell us, my hunch is that more unhappiness than happiness may be created by the same-sex couples bill if it passes both houses.