Before entering on the study of the bones of the head, it is necessary, in our opinion, to agree as to the position in which we shall suppose it to be placed.
Homology of names should, in our opinion, always accompany homology of regions.
In our opinion, however, pinching does not occur unless inflammatory exudation into the sensitive structures adjoining the crack has led to sufficient swelling to cause them to protrude.
In our opinion it is that most likely to be followed by satisfactory results.
In our opinion, the colours in which the results of the operation are there painted are far too rosy.
These resolutions, in our opinion, embody the solution of the question under consideration, and we trust they may be speedily and favorably acted upon by Congress.
The temperature of the feedwater was 47 degrees; it should, in our opinion, have been heated, but we waive this point.
We know of no substance that in our opinion, could be used advantageously to paint the interior of sheet-iron evaporating pans for concentrating cane juice.
We will, therefore, make only one more observation, which, in our opinion, is deserving of serious attention.
Our opinion of the moral character of this great man has already been sufficiently explained.
But if we take the homely test of Bacon, if we judge of the tree by its fruits, our opinion of it may perhaps be less favourable.
The German Mind is, in our opinion, beyond all doubt our one supremely valuable asset.
For this purpose, in our opinion, it is necessary to effect a thorough rectification of our whole Western frontier from Belfort to the coast.
In our opinion, it is a cheerless and depressing custom, although, in thus speaking, we do not allude to the large assemblies of the aristocracy, but to the smaller parties of the middle classes.
This, in our opinion, is the best plan to carve a rabbit, although there are other modes which are preferred by some.
In the matter of unnaturally stuffing and confining fowls, Mowbray is exactly of our opinion.
Our opinion is that the course we have taken will arrest the great evils which are destroying Asia Minor and the equally rich countries beyond.
Yet to do this, and not give the Sultan a direct military authority in the province, would have been, in our opinion, a grievous error.
The one tactic is weak, and gives an easy triumph to Dr Reid: the other is more formidable, and, in our opinion, lays him prostrate.
In neither of these undertakings do we think that he has succeeded, and we have exhibited the grounds of our opinion.
Of the various methods of approaching Ben Muich Dhui, the most striking, in our opinion, is one with which we never found any other person so well acquainted as to exchange opinions with us about it.
And yet, leaving as it does no larger scope for liberty or responsibility than when in the hands of Spinoza,* Leibnitz, in our opinion, has only succeeded in making it infinitely more revolting.
In our opinion, it is like speaking of a circular ellipse, or of a quadrilateral triangle.
Such deputation we deem to be sufficient; and as there is satisfactory evidence that the box was delivered in the same state in which it was received from the sheriff, the votes, in our opinion, ought to be canvassed.
Because, in all doubtful cases, the committee ought, in our opinion, to decide in favour of the votes given by the citizens, lest by too nice and critical an exposition of the law the rights of suffrage be rendered nugatory.
We will be just and candid in our opinion relative to the historical facts which we are now narrating.
Vanslyperken thought this designation an affront; whereas, in our opinion, Vanslyperken was an affront to the name of man.
And it is therefore perfectly proper, in our opinion, for the House to pass a declaratory resolution, which would be an index to the action of the House, should the question be brought before it by a contest for a seat.
In our opinion, it is not the province of a court to attempt, by giving a new interpretation to an ancient statute, to introduce so important a change in the legal position of one-half the people.
This case is, in our opinion, a very strong one against the theory of the majority of the Committee.
Therein, in our opinion, is an invincible demonstration of the divine justice and charity:--this demonstration elucidates and sustains all others.
In our opinion, the distinction is ambiguous and tends needlessly to complicate our ideas on the subject.
To attach the majority of them to the tics is, in our opinion, justifiable.
It may be necessary to compose in this way just at first, but in our opinion, there is a good and a bad taste to be displayed even in writing nonsense verses; that is, verses which really deserve that name.
Our national laughter is, in our opinion, as little based on principle as our national actions have of late years been.
It is not, however, in our opinion, a very happy phrase, inasmuch as whatever intervenes between a couple of fond hearts, must tend to prevent them from coming together.
All we shall observe is, that in our opinion, advice concerning manners stands in the same relation to a Comic English Grammar, as instruction in morals does to a Serious one.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "our opinion" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
