“I am therefore not in a position to opine more conclusively on the transfer of responsibility for the investigations.”

“I would opine that all recorded history is only the imperfect recording of our journey through this vital subphase.”

“He denounces climate change questioners and opines that the FOIA is a nuisance to climate change scientists.”

“More seriously, Jenny opines that the reason there are fewer women on the comedy circuit is that it is just not geared to women's lives.”

“Perhaps he should talk to some people who actually use the products he opines so presumptuously about.”

“The prime minister opined that banks should come forward to help the farmers who are in distress in some form other other.”

“Nudity in current cinema is just the other side of the coin, she opined when asked about her comments.”

“However, he opined that with full staff now in place, there is no earthly reason why it shouldn't be functioning to full capacity at this time.”