Darby opines that to make a suitable impression upon the Continent, I must not despise the assistance of dress, and he inclines much to that Corbeau coat with the cherry-colored lining.
Reb Zerach opines that the matter is a deep one and worth consideration; but he himself does not eat Sheruyah?
They'd better," opines another, "have sent a few hundred rubles.
On the Ladies at the Close of Salisbury, now acting Elvira;' and Mrs. Harris opines that 'they were sent from some vinegar merchant in Salisbury who could not get admitted to the performance.
How can a man who opines or affirms, opine or affirm falsely--that is, opine or affirm the thing that is not?
B), the man who has been at Larissa is said to know the road to Larissa; as distinguished from another man who, never having been there, opines correctly which the road is.
Blankney opines that he went rather too fast at the timber; but a conviction seemed to be gaining ground towards the close of the evening that he had not gone fast enough at any period of the race.
If you are not yet dead," he said, "I opines you soon will be a heap.
Don't let him come none of his slick tricks on you, for you will be held responsible for him, and I opines you know what that means.
Partner," said the hoarse voice of Spotted Dan, "I opines you takes a mighty big contract when you tries to force that kid inter doing anything of the sort.
I sure opines this place is stout enough to hold you, and all the while Mat or I sits in the next room.
Johnnie opines that it is not very pretty, and grandpapa supposes it to be like other new-born children, which are as like as a basket of oranges.
My friend, Colonel Bramleigh, opines that a French cook always means nine-o'clock dinner.
He opinesthat this lignite is a mere indication of the immense vein of true carbon beneath.
The Irish are always logical; and as Miss Kearney once shot some of her countrymen, when on a mission they deemed National, her brother opinesthat he ought to represent the principles thus involved in Parliament.
Camille Boito, however, opinesthat he is the same.
The red-nosed Countess opines that the princes of the blood should have such hussies imprisoned in the Bastille, and fed on bread and water.
As for the people of the United States, he opines that they know their own business.
The Englishman thinks no worse of her; but the American woman, listening, wishes that she had a portrait of her husband's grandfather by Raeburn and opines that she would know the artist's name.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "opines" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
