Does this mean that the question is uncertain, and that it is only a
matter of opinion, that it may be the opinion of a person that a newly born baby can be killed, just like that?
Personality and opinion
Whether the successful iconic buildings, in a decadent age, make up for the many failures is a
matter of opinion, but the attempt to quash them with building codes and committees will not be fruitful.
Cathedral and bike shed: icons and the city; This year's Venice Biennale addresses cities. Here, Charles Jencks argues that what he describes as the 'convulsive beauty' of the iconic building will continue to be significant in their future
Hodge seems to think that the scientific approach is like a political movement and is merely a
matter of opinion. But when science achieves understanding of a part of nature, its findings are not mere matters of opinion.
Epistemological frameworks, homosexuality, and religion
Trudeau's funeral it surely is a
matter of opinion that only Mr.
From Margaret M. Wysocka re Trudeau review
Austin called them 'Rangers' because they ranged over such a wide territory protecting colonists"); and still others are a more subjective
matter of opinion ("No matter what state you're traveling to, you're practically there once you cross the Texas state line").
100 Great Things About Texas
Much of A
Matter of Opinion revolves around the process of extracting The Nation from the clutches of one-time owner Arthur Carter and then finding, with the help of Ham Fish and others, including E.
The man who saved the nation
Hobson might be right or he might be wrong, but it's a
matter of opinion, not of fact.
Author questions review's criticisms
Navasky who stepped down (or up) as editor to become publisher in 1996, has written a memoir, A
Matter of Opinion. In it, he gets in a few digs at his old rival magazine--noting, for example, that while The New Republic in 1961 caved to White House pressure and killed a piece about the planned Bay of Pigs invasion, The Nation bravely ran its account.
Up with rags
4), you wrote: "Susan B Anthony grew up as a Quaker, but her later religious identity may be a
matter of opinion" and provided a lengthy quote from Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
Susan B. Anthony's faith
It's all a
matter of opinion; some people think dandelions are flowers, others call them weeds.
Watase, Yu. Imadoki! Dandelion
The "best" shoe is just a
matter of opinion, because each toot is different and each brand offers something unique.
If the shoe fits: six professionals tell their pointe shoe secrets
How much of this claim is part and parcel of AMD's long-standing strategy of not competing in the race-for-megahertz game with Intel remains a
matter of opinion. Regardless, AMD claims that Opteron is the highest performing 2P and 4P server processor available, according to industry-standard benchmarks.
AMD's Opteron aims at Itanium in 64-bit battle
Could ethical arguments of accepting gratuities be a
matter of opinion, or are the acceptance of gratuities a community social act that should continue as a bridge between the community and the police?
The problem with gratuities. (Perspective)
The song - entitled 'A
Matter Of Opinion' - was found by Goddard in drummer Mike Joyce's tape archives.
Smiths biographer finds unreleased track
Just how corrupt Indonesia has always been is a
matter of opinion. One local contact of mine who has had postings in Russia and Eastern Europe reckons the Indonesians could run rings around their post Soviet-bloc counterparts.
Two Cheers For Jakarta