How To Use Self-opinionated In A Sentence

The detective-sergeant was much younger and clearly far less tolerant and far more self-opinionated. A QUESTION OF PRINCIPLE
One now has to ask the question, is this columnist just a self-opinionated, uninformed, naive person?
Even the society of this self-possessed and self-opinionated young woman was preferable to being abandoned to his own maudlin company. STAGE FRIGHT
I'm committed, single-minded and self-opinionated.
Those who are tend to be ill-informed, self-opinionated, close-minded and negative in outlook.

The man is ambitious, arrogant, self-opinionated, and has a blinkered vision that he alone is right, and that everyone else is wrong.
For that matter, he'd seen that loft being put together, knew it almost as well as that self-opinionated young architect had.
He was a self-opinionated man with a bellicose personality.
She is staunchly working class, curiously snobbish about the oddest things and dramatically self-opinionated.
Six out of every ten surveyed said they were glad he was back but felt he was self-opinionated.
Not only is he arrogant, by his own admission, but also ignorant (as in rude) and insulting with his self-opinionated, holier-than-thou, stance
There was a Union Deputy Minister who was rather self-opinionated and was also a bully.
Everyone will have scholarly and literary pretensions, scholars will become self-opinionated and fond of endless disputation.