opinions, beliefs & arguments

"Investing in education is always a wise decision."

"She made a wise decision to save money for her future."

"Investing in education is always a wise choice."

"Choosing to save money instead of spending it all was a wise choice."

"The government faced wholesale condemnation from human rights organizations for its new policy."

"His remarks led to wholesale condemnation by the public and media alike."

"We warmly congratulate you on your well-deserved promotion."

"The committee warmly congratulates the winners of the competition."

"Her unshakeable belief in justice drove her to fight for human rights."

"Despite numerous failures, his unshakeable belief in his vision kept him motivated."

"The jury reached a unanimous decision after hours of deliberation."

"The board made a unanimous decision to approve the new policy."

"The concert ended with thunderous applause from the audience."

"After the announcement, the room erupted in thunderous applause."

"The scientist offered a tentative explanation for the unusual results, noting that further research was needed."

"During the meeting, the manager gave a tentative explanation for the drop in sales last quarter."

"I tend to disagree with his approach to solving the problem."

"They tend to disagree on political issues but remain good friends."

"I tend to agree with your analysis of the situation."

"She tends to agree that the project needs more time to be completed."

"The committee has taken the decision to proceed with the new project."

"After much thought, she has taken the decision to move abroad."

"I decided to take him up on his offer to help me move next weekend."

"After some consideration, she took the company up on their job offer."

"She takes pride in her ability to solve complex problems."

"We take pride in our team's hard work and dedication."

"She tends to take offence at even the slightest criticism."

"I hope you don't take offence, but I have to disagree with your opinion."

"Many citizens strenuously object to the new tax policy."

"The environmental group strenuously objected to the construction of the dam."

"Her sound judgement helped the company avoid a major financial loss."

"The manager's sound judgement was praised during the project review."

"I have a sneaking suspicion that he's not telling the truth."

"She had a sneaking suspicion that the project would be delayed."

"He crossed his arms and frowned to show his disapproval of the proposal."

"She sighed loudly to show her disapproval of their decision."