How To Use Self-opinionated In A Sentence
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The detective-sergeant was much younger and clearly far less tolerant and far more self-opinionated.
A QUESTION OF PRINCIPLE
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One now has to ask the question, is this columnist just a self-opinionated, uninformed, naive person?
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Even the society of this self-possessed and self-opinionated young woman was preferable to being abandoned to his own maudlin company.
STAGE FRIGHT
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I'm committed, single-minded and self-opinionated.
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Those who are tend to be ill-informed, self-opinionated, close-minded and negative in outlook.
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The man is ambitious, arrogant, self-opinionated, and has a blinkered vision that he alone is right, and that everyone else is wrong.
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For that matter, he'd seen that loft being put together, knew it almost as well as that self-opinionated young architect had.
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He was a self-opinionated man with a bellicose personality.
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She is staunchly working class, curiously snobbish about the oddest things and dramatically self-opinionated.
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Six out of every ten surveyed said they were glad he was back but felt he was self-opinionated.
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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
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There was a Union Deputy Minister who was rather self-opinionated and was also a bully.
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Everyone will have scholarly and literary pretensions, scholars will become self-opinionated and fond of endless disputation.