Meanings of get an opinion in English

But while I'm not listening, let me get an opinion.

A good few have taken it, but we were, unfortunately, never able to get an opinion from them afterward.

While we waited we tried to get an opinion out of Scharnhoff about the coffin and the skeleton inside it.

There was a lull in the conversation, then the captain said, "Do you really want to get an opinion about flying saucers?"

But in Huvelle's court, he said, "if you file a motion you are going to get an opinion in a couple of weeks."

Having quizzed Activision Publishing's CEO about Skylanders Swap Force, we had a chance to get an opinion from the other side of the retail fence.

Everyone's got an opinion these days, but few carry the weight of Smith's.

Everyone, it seems, has got an opinion on what's gone wrong at M&S.

Everyone's got an opinion on leg-break victim Eduardo these days.

It sounds like you've really got an opinion about something that doesn't even exist, I said sarcastically.

No-one knows who or what my mother really was, but everyone in the Nightside's got an opinion.

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I am very keen on getting an opinion from a literary friend of mine-but ,no , Iwon'task you.

"I haven't got an opinion yet." I felt irritated with myself and Landau.

"He'll come around when you get an opinion from the contractors."

"At least nobody who's got an opinion about it."