Sentences with phrase «common opinion»

In the visual, you'll see six common opinions about audiobooks accompanied with facts that may change your attitude.

Despite common opinion, and extremely small amount of breast tissue is actually cut therefore the milk ducts are not violated and work normally after the procedure.

We are, however, on a line of thought that moves against much common opinion.

Although common opinion holds that exposure to pesticides increases adverse birth outcomes, the existing body of scientific evidence is ambiguous.

Probably you have often heard two common opinions about it.

Loss of earnings and earning capacity Loss of earnings and earning capacity are my most common opinion on pecuniary damages.

The notion that there is such a thing as progress of mankind as a whole was unknown prior to the seventeenth century, developed into a rather common opinion among the eighteenth - century hommes de lettres, and became an almost univerally accepted dogma in the nineteenth....

The rejection of Peter as the writer of 2 Peter is by far the most common opinion today.

It's a pretty common opinion that looking for additional sources of income during the slow season is an important strategy for managing the seasonal nature of many businesses, but it could also make sense to focus energy on ways to increase the average invoice size during the busy season to do the same thing.

Tocqueville says that «if one looks very closely, one will see that religion itself reigns there [America] much less as a revealed doctrine than as common opinion.»

A more common opinion, however, was that the season brought SOA's ongoing storytelling problems to the forefront.

Additionally, and unlike common opinion, Fed rate cuts have had virtually no direct effect on mortgage rates.

While common opinion suggests that the weather causes these accidents to happen, the truth is that the weather generally combines with one or more other factors to increase the likelihood of a crash but not to be the sole factor in its creation.

This is a common opinion among motorcycle purists, who dislike the Spyder for a litany of reasons: It's too bulky, it looks weird, and it requires neither balance nor strength to ride.

«If the common opinion is that abortion should be a crime at all costs, it is much more difficult to make the case that abortion is a medical procedure.»

«And I'm not 100 percent sure that we can say today — we means President Trump and myself — that we have a common position, a common opinion about Russia although when it comes to the conflict in Ukraine it seems that we were on the same line,» he added.

The common opinion among investors in the local market is that urban homes should return to the $ 100k mark in about 5 years.

Maybe it has something to do that in Germany or Austria the common opinion about investing in stocks is like being a gambler or ``... you only can loose money..».

According to Webster's online dictionary, reputation is: «the common opinion that people have about someone or something.»

He was expressing an ideologeme, one that expresses the common opinion that things are dispersed into ethereal networks.

Now, if ever a common opinion was manifestly absurd, it is the notion that sexual acts are not the community's concern.

Machiavelli had reported the common opinion that «worldly events are so governed by fortune and by God that men can not by their prudence change them,... and for this they may judge it to be useless to toil much about them, but let things be ruled by chance.»

That is to say that society, common opinion, the powers that be, hate certain causes, perhaps the most just ones.

Contrary to common opinion (at least in the evangelical / charismatic circles I was immersed in) I don't see that as a fatal weakness but a strength, removing the message from the brittle confines of times and places and cultures long gone and into the realm of resilient timelessness.

It's a common opinion that going to a Christian college will cultivate a person's faith, while attending a secular university may challenge — or even erode — one's commitment to Christ.

It is a common opinion that Arsenal would have won the Premier League this year if they had a world - class striker.

it may not be a common opinion but xhaka is creative just like ozil.

As fans, we must not always to the path of «YES» with everything that happens at Arsenal FC, and we can not all have a common opinion.

You don't see the things others don't, comparing every player who stubs his toe to Diaby isn't realism or intelligence, it's stupidity, and the reason you're often on the side contrary to common opinion is you disrespect the team and our players constantly mainly to due with figments of your imagination and unfounded predictions based on absolutely nothing at all.

Just before his return end of season, there seemed a common opinion that he should be sold «as he couldn't break into the first - team» and «100k a week is too much.»

guys i know this may not be a common opinion among many fans but in the past 4 seasons cazorla sanchez ramsey and ozil had been outstanding in one of them each ramsey had the best

I agree though with the common opinion here: if he can keep the fight standing the first 2 rounds Conor will knock him out.

Contrary to common opinion I think Sanogo is worth holding onto.

I do not subscribe to the common opinion that Petr Cech's career is over.

The common opinion among many health professionals for a long time was «Once a cesarean, always a cesarean.»

«The common opinion is enough is enough.»

For a little while I got free lunches at school, and some of my friends didn't, and we all queued up together incidentally, so this is completely irrelevant - what really united us was the common opinion that the food we were presented with was seldom «hot» and rarely «healthy» (usually pizza and chips, pie and chips, chicken kiev and chips, burger and chips, chips with gravy and chips).

Contrary to common opinion, fascism in Italy had no special philosophy.

For example, in the margins of one copy, the 16th - century astronomer Thomas Digges wrote «the common opinion errs,» thus enrolling him among readers who accepted the heliocentric doctrine.

«The common opinion about tick attachment, so far, was interlocking with their claws.