1
I'd never heard Ren express an opinion, much less actively buy something.
2
Do people roll their eyes when you express an opinion in meetings?
3
I'd have to see them myself before I could express an opinion.
4
I can not positively say, but I can only express an opinion.
5
But it's too soon to express an opinion till I've seen them.
6
But I would be out of my depth to express an opinion, Lieutenant.
7
The Committee does not feel called upon to express an opinion respecting it.
8
Neither party could express an opinion without rousing the other to an uproar.
9
I fear I must express an opinion that he is guilty.
10
He, too, was unwilling to express an opinion about her condition.
11
Swedbank said it was a bit early in the process to express an opinion.
12
It is much too early in the case for me to express an opinion.
13
As to the results of this expedition it is difficult to express an opinion.
14
No publisher should ever express an opinion of the value of what he publishes.
15
Yet her attitude was curious: she held it not necessary to express an opinion.
16
The fourth woman did not express an opinion at all.
