Usar "give an opinion" en una oración

1. II - to give an opinion about the balance sheets and reports

2. "The laity are unfit to advise bishops, or sit in Church councils, or give an opinion about the fitness of incumbents

3. So that now, for me to come forward to give an opinion in such a puzzling matter, would be to risk a rash decision

4. give an opinion on the case without seeing the princess, so the Sultan gave

5. It would be chance work to give an opinion how a fellow of that sort will turn out in such circumstances, because it's a toss-up between two results

6. Bulstrode was pausing on horseback outside the front gate waiting for Caleb Garth, who had met him by appointment to give an opinion on a question of stable drainage, and was now advising the bailiff in the rick-yard

7. As soon as he learned that the Russian army was in such a hopeless situation it occurred to him that it was he who was destined to lead it out of this position; that here was the Toulon that would lift him from the ranks of obscure officers and offer him the first step to fame! Listening to Bilibin he was already imagining how on reaching the army he would give an opinion at the war council which would be the only one that could save the army, and how he alone would be entrusted with the executing of the plan

8. The famous doctor had gone back to Moscow, refusing to give an opinion as to the probable end of the illness

9. As soon as he learned that the Russian army was in such a hopeless situation it occurred to him that it was he who was destined to lead it out of this position; that here was the Toulon that would lift him from the ranks of obscure officers and offer him the first step to fame! Listening to Bilíbin he was already imagining how on reaching the army he would give an opinion at the war council which would be the only one that could save the army, and how he alone would be entrusted with the executing of the plan

10. , on which I mean to give an opinion—"By the President of the United States, a proclamation"—and in that proclamation, in my opinion, he has deserved well of his country

11. Fulton attended the committee on this morning, and explained to them his views of the uses and effects of torpedoes, on which the committee forbear to give an opinion, and offer the following resolution: