Sentence examples for wild opinion from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, facts are expensive, so to save costs and drive up sales, unscrupulous dealers often "cut" the basic contents with cheaper material, such as wild opinion, bullshit, empty hysteria, reheated press releases, advertorial padding and photographs of Lady Gaga with her bum hanging out.

He did this by adopting new and wild opinions, not instead of his old nuanced anti-Stalinism, but on top of it.

For democracy to work, free speech cannot mean that news anchors offer wild opinions unfettered from fact.

And it wasn't just the media: the blogosphere went wild with opinions.

Annalena provides edited summaries instead, but the wild divergence of opinion can be "hilarious".

Despite the usual wild discrepancies of opinion that Mr. von Trier's films elicit, responses have been more grudgingly positive than usual.

Instead, in a wild and rambling opinion, he insisted that the legislator was guilty of "inviting the enemy to renew his attempt".

The result is the wild swings in opinion we have seen since 9/11.

While Clinton continued to express hope that a victory is possible in this state, where voters are prone to wild shifts in opinion up until election day, she isn't working the state the way she did in 2008 when she pulled off an upset victory.

He had thick, wild hair; strong opinions; plaid pants; and big sweaters.

It only takes 100,000 signatures for a debate and that is one step closer to wild and uninformed opinions being taken seriously.