Meanings of pronounce an opinion in English

Viewed in its social bearings, however, she feels free to pronounce an opinion.

I am incompetent to pronounce an opinion on such important matters.

Miss Sibyl was the first to pronounce an opinion on the Baby's attributes.

These marks, which are not always very plain, do not yet allow me to pronounce an opinion.

He himself would hesitate to pronounce an opinion; though, to be sure, there was always hope of a cure.

Byron excited her; Scott she loved; Wordsworth only she puzzled at, wondered over, and hesitated to pronounce an opinion upon.

Gentleman, though unfortunately he has been led into this movement, wishes the House to pronounce an opinion in favour of confiscation.

They are not called upon to pronounce an opinion upon a wine, such as would be looked for from an expert.

His Provinciales (1656) rendered abstruse questions of theology more or less intelligible, and invited the general public to pronounce an opinion on them.

On this latter question we refrain from pronouncing an opinion.

Aunt Eleanor showed premonitory signs of pronouncing an opinion.

Reuben said that he must have a look round from the windows, before he pronounced an opinion.

I would not dream of pronouncing an opinion on any subject without being sure of my references first.

After several abortive attempts, the seers at last pronounced an opinion that the gods in no wise countenanced war.

"Since you don't know him, you can hardly pronounce an opinion."

"You don't know him-don'tpronounce an opinion upon him," I said, with warmth.