Opinionated Sentence Examples

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  • But periodically he forgot the utter uselessness of arguing with the opinionated old man.

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  • People are very opinionated about which is the best editor!

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  • Parents will quickly notice that kids in grades four through seven will get progressively more opinionated when it comes to what they're allowed to play on the computer.

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  • I never knew you thought of me as anything but a housekeeper - an opinionated one at that.

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  • Unfortunately, when negative character aspects come in to play, the fixed signs may also produce character deficiencies such as stubbornness, a fear of change and a very opinionated nature.

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  • People are often very opinionated about their favorite summer vacation spots.

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  • The writing is both engaging and opinionated, inviting lots of reader interaction.

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  • The writers are very opinionated about the show and aren't afraid to speak what is on their mind.

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  • Are there any tips or guidelines that can be given on how to contribute without appearing pompous, a know-all, opinionated etc.

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  • She is also strong, opinionated, plays by her owns rules and she wears a sailor outfit.

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  • Everyone involved in the dress selection process gets camera time, including the emotional brides, the opinionated moms, and the assertive bridesmaids.

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  • The nursery rhymes, I'm so opinionated I even have an opinion about that.

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  • They're often bright, highly opinionated and can cause quite a ruckus if someone happens to disagree with their sentiments.

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  • There is also access to thoughtful and provocative essays by opinionated people inside and outside academe on an array of subjects.

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  • Can you imagine what it is like putting 30 odd strongly opinionated people in one room together?

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  • Her role as Lockhart allows her to be very liberal and opinionated.

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  • They are usually opinionated and usually pick out one person to become a major rival with.

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  • Yup, that seems to happen pretty much every time I attempt to get opinionated.

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  • The only American to win the World Championship, Bobby Fischer was a volatile and opinionated man who was eventually exiled to Japan and then Iceland.

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  • However, there are just as many, if not more, resources that are opinionated and contain misinformation.

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  • At Television Without Pity you can read opinionated and lengthy recaps of the episodes.

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  • The changes could open the way for highly opinionated, " single-issue " presenters to pursue their personal agendas on air.

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  • Collated and personally chosen by Donald Clark, the tables are not built from surveys, and therefore are quite opinionated.

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  • I make an attempt to make them constructive, although sometimes a bit too opinionated.

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  • The outward-looking, matutine Mercury is well placed in honest Aquarius, but can become opinionated in Leo.

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  • Others are just in ' cause I was feeling opinionated at the time.

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  • Using a word with a negative connotation causes your writing to sound opinionated.

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  • Opinionated judges are at the heart of most reality TV shows that feature talent competitions, and these judges fit the bill perfectly.

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  • As a part of making each bride's experience unforgettable, Kleinfeld staffers are often called on to intervene when a bride-to-be's entourage of opinionated family members and friends get out of hand.

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  • He was a fighter through and through, and his courage was superb; but he was indiscreet in utterance, impolitic in management, opinionated, self-confident, and uncompromising in nature and methods.

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  • Mix a few strong, opinionated women together, throw in some politics and add a dash of war and you have the makings of a daytime talk show verbal smack-down.

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