Opine used in a sentence

Opine in a sentence as a verb

It's easy to comment, and opine, than to know.

They can opine all they want, yet the reality is that they simply don't have a good frame of reference.

The kind of privacy that you all opine for every time there's some governmental incursion.

What of it?Well, that means you have zero experience with the majority of concerns expressed in this thread, and so are not qualified to opine on them.

The lesson is:If you don't understand anything about something but need to opine, put the words "lesson" and "engineer" in the head to fake your understanding.

> Highly educated people, especially medical doctors, love to opine on topics outside their field of expertise.

Highly educated people, especially medical doctors, love to opine on topics outside their field of expertise.

A while ago, they found some blow-hard "space policy expert" to opine about how space was hard and how it was absolutely obvious that SpaceX was over-promising and destined to radically under-deliver.

I'm not qualified to opine whether there is a bubble or not, but having recently visited the tech start-up scene in SF & SV from my economically depressed corner of the country it definitely feels unworldly.

So you admit that you're out of your field but then go on to opine about how the scientists that actually are in the field are doing something wrong, and denigrate the predictions they're making as "just simulations" without any experiments.

Had patents come about naturally as common agreements between corporations, then it really wouldn't be my business to opine, but since instead it is a government policy, supported through my own tax dollars, courts, and "implict agreement" to not break said patents under penalty of law, it is very much justified that I should demand they go away without myself needing to prove much of anything -- on the contrary it is those wishing to continue the patent system that need to offer proofs.