Beautiful as many may think our Exchange, in my humble opinion it has no pretensions to compete with that at Paris.
So that on the whole I repeat that, in my humble opinion, If you want to find Really sound, white men, Men of spotless character and impregnable probity, You cannot do better Than wend your way to Gorgonzola Hall.
This is the principal town of the province of Caux, the women of which dress their heads in a very peculiar, and in my humble opinion, unbecoming manner.
It is a fine gothic pile, but in my humble opinion, much inferior to our Westminster abbey, and to the great churches of Rouen.
In my humble opinion, it is too much in the false taste of french statuary.
This statue, in my humble opinion, surpasses every other in the collection.
The report and the despatches, in my humble opinion, constitute an attempt to condone official lawlessness.
For, in my humble opinion, it betrayed to say the least, a confusion of thought.
The continuous financial drain, the emasculation of the Punjab and the betrayal of the Muslim sentiment constitute, in my humble opinion, a threefold robbery of India.
It is the prettiest place upon the eastern coast; at least in my humble opinion," she said, "though I do not pretend to be much of a judge.
There is still, in my humble opinion, much mystery about the subject, to be cleared up only by the studies of physiologists.
The country, in my humble opinion, has a compound slope, Southwards and Westwards.
Whether Ishmael or his sire ever visited Meccah to build the Ka’abah is, in my humble opinion, an open question.
Indian beef is not half bad in my humble opinion, and the Vino Tinto is straight from Lisbon, by Goa, the Portuguese port on this west coast, what better could a man desire?
The fireworks after the reception were, in my humble opinion, very fine indeed, but I confess my experience of these displays is extremely limited.
What I cannot consent to or obtain at present, I presume they will be contented to have referred to a future agreement, wherein there can be no prejudice (in my humble opinion) to your affairs.
As, in my humble opinion, the observation is a perfectly just one, I insert it here for the consideration of those whom it may concern.
The next chapter will detail such propositions as, in my humble opinion, appear most worthy of the consideration of the Legislature, with a view to the gradual removal of the black star from the striped banner.
Really, most Reverend Gentlemen, this extraordinary and presumptuous conduct, does, in my humble opinion, beat all the powers of impudence.
Divide the population of England into two parts, and if you number accurately, you will find, that the Catholics and the Dissenters form, in my humble opinion, the greater half.
To have used any other weapons of defence would, in my humble opinion, have served only to strengthen the Protestant hostility, and to loosen the Catholic attachment, to that cause, which I had undertaken to defend.
No doubt they are very sightly and neat in appearance; but with a high-couraged horse they require very nice and finished hands, and in the majority of cases, in my humble opinion, are safe only for the most accomplished female riders.
In my humble opinion, children cannot go to a better place for instruction in these matters, or to a place more calculated to teach them the art of pilfering to perfection, than to the theatre, when pantomimes are performed.
For in woman it is a creeping thing, in a man an incroacher; and this ought, in my humble opinion, to be very seriously attended to.
But it is my humble opinion, that could a standard be fixed, by which one could determine readily what is, and what is not wit, decency would not be so often wounded by attempts to be witty, as it is.
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