And opining that Pierre was too near the door, he pushed him back to the other end of the room, for fear no doubt lest he should overhear anything.
The propertied classes turned a blind eye to the predicament of the poor, opining that they were idle or could save more and did not need higher earnings.
It is these intermediate fluctuations which are caught up by their opining faculty, intermediate as it is between Cognition and Ignorance.
A marked distinction between the two is, that Knowing or Cognition is infallible--Opining is fallible.
Since Cognition is one power or faculty, and Opining another--the object of one must be different from the object of the other.
But the object of Cognition is, the Complete Ens: the object of Opining must therefore be, not the Complete Ens, but something different from it.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "opining" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
