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4 phrases · 5 example sentences each · See how each phrase is used across different real-world contexts.
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express an opinion
Example Sentences
- ◆Everyone has the right to express an opinion, even if others disagree.General
- ◆Feel free to express your opinion — I want to know what you think.Casual
- ◆Citizens gathered to express their opinion on the proposed development.News
- ◆The forum gave employees a chance to express their opinions about workplace policy.Professional
- ◆Team members are encouraged to express their opinions during review meetings.Workplace
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make a point
Example Sentences
- ◆She made an excellent point that nobody had considered before.General
- ◆Okay, you're making a fair point — I hadn't thought of it that way.Casual
- ◆The opposition leader made a strong point about the lack of transparency.News
- ◆The consultant made a compelling point about the risks of rapid expansion.Professional
- ◆During the briefing, the team leader made a point about following safety protocols.Workplace
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make a statement
Example Sentences
- ◆He made a brief statement to the press before entering the building.General
- ◆I just want to make a statement — I had nothing to do with it.Casual
- ◆The prime minister made a statement addressing the nation's economic concerns.News
- ◆The company made an official statement denying any involvement in the scandal.Professional
- ◆The union representative made a statement on behalf of the workers.Workplace
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make an argument
Example Sentences
- ◆If you want to change someone's mind, you need to make a clear argument.General
- ◆You're not going to win by shouting — make a proper argument.Casual
- ◆Activists made a strong argument for stricter environmental regulations.News
- ◆The legal team made a compelling argument in favor of the settlement.Professional
- ◆The shop steward made a well-structured argument for better shift conditions.Workplace
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take a position
- ◆It's important to take a position and be clear about where you stand on the issue.General
- ◆The committee was asked to take a position on the proposed changes before the vote.Professional