Examples of 'opined' in a sentence
Meaning of "opined"
Opine (verb): Opine means to hold or express an opinion. It is often used in formal or literary contexts to indicate sharing one's viewpoint on a particular matter
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- simple past tense and past participle of opine
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Green opined that the species was uncertain.
Modern day astronomers have opined on the matter.
Waugh opined on many and various topics.
He says what many believe and have opined themselves.
The court opined in favor of the creditors.
Ratio of the aforesaid decisions has opined that the court.
He opined that the song was appropriately titled.
Captains of industry have always opined on the issues of the day.
He opined that such a person was not reliable.
The older opined.
The witness opined on the method of testing.
Rav Elyashiv looked at each point as it came up and opined accordingly.
He opined that there were probably extenuating.
Any criticism of the painting likely opined that the lighting was too strong.
He opined that those procedures were discriminatory.
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Which the medical expert consulted opined was the less likely mechanism of injury.
He opined that this emergency.
The answer would surprise many who have opined on these bills in recent years.
Tonto opined that people set.
The Scriptures themselves do not state what you have opined.
Bandy opined that it was expensive.
After the show the Mark opined.
A few of those opined that the existing instruments are sufficient.
When I speculated if she was born a hausfrau she opined.
First it opined that the sanction mechanism was too heavy.
I seem to recall it was Mr Coleridge who opined.
Many critics opined that the film is too long.
The proper penalty is reclusion perpetua as opined by the Court of Appeals.
Some critics opined that it negatively affects the film.
The Captain opined.
It has been opined that this change was to allow land to be annexed.
Ian Chappell and Ashley Mallett have also opined the same.
Others opined it proved creation.
Did you argue with them for an age? she opined.
Some have opined it comes from the golfing world.
She would look better in a zoological museum, opined a countess.
The evaluator opined this was a case of severe parental alienation.
Doomed to vanish in the general assault on personality in music ”, he angrily opined.
We have opined about why the property tax is so unpopular.
During the molding process, subjects reported difficulties and opined about how to fabricate the prosthesis.
Many have opined it was then that we came of age.
Negotiators in Geneva now are not as empowered or credible, he opined.
I opined that board members in particular must start to think.
Some legal experts have opined that the ruling could stick this time.
Opined that the heat must have been tolerable.
Initially her doctor opined that her situation was stress related.
The fighting seems bound to continue, Peirce opined.
They opined that members of their movement are stigmatized and marginalized.
Courts and state legislatures also opined on the inappropriate uses of state seals and arms.
He opined that it was inappropriate to do so.
