Opining in a sentence

Speaking on the “Today” show Friday morning, South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson echoed Moyer’s sentiments, opining that Murdaugh’s decision to take the stand was “fatal” for his defense.

He reflected on his six-year tenure, remarking, "six years over in a flash", but expressed confidence in the future growth of the JCF, opining that due to the calibre of the current officers, there will be no need for external successors.

However, the constant complaints will not be deterring me from opining on restaurants I would like to see make their way to central Minnesota.

On the other, opining on social media seems to do little more than cause people to cling for life to the political positions they have already adopted.

Opining that a body massager could be used as an adult sex toy was clearly the figment of imagination of the Commissioner of Customs, the high court said.

That seems all but a given, with one economist in the audience opining that spending cuts are one thing you won’t see in the May budget that’s coming).

In short order the phrase had spawned tens of thousands of tweets opining on the president's literal or figurative odor.

Kirsch adds to that discussion in the memo, opining, “Cinebench is often used by AMD, since it favors high core/thread count and represents one of the best-case benchmarks for AMD.

There is drama even before the games start, with many people opining that new coach Frank Vogel could be replaced by assistant coach Jason Kidd if the season starts off bumpy.

Lawyers for the Justice Department are arguing for a dismissal of the suit, opining: “There is no fundamental right to use marijuana, for medical purposes or otherwise.

Mr Seth Osei Akoto, Director-Crop Service at MoFA speaking at the opining in Accra said the optimal operationalisation of the current action plan would boost the productivity, profitability, create jobs and ensure sustainability of agriculture.