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He was starch, spruce, opinionated, but his superstructure of pride seemed bottomed upon a sense of worth.
Bobby vanquished the discomfort with which the gruff, opinionated physician had always filled him.
He was affectionate, bullying, opinionated, ignorant, and rather wistful.
And so for the first time this opinionated young man, who had always taken responsibility, and fought his battles alone and by the most direct methods, began to look round for a possible ally or an indirect approach.
He loved Nina from the first moment, in his own careless, conceited, opinionated way.
Why, is she so precise, so prim, so opinionated, so crabbed?
Another very youthful characteristic in you is your tendency to be headstrong, willful, stubborn, and opinionated.
Tom had grown a little lordly and opinionated.
In fine weather his stout and opinionated cob bore him gravely along the lanes.
He noticed this, and the thought came to him that possibly it was the property of some ancient and opinionated mortal who was either holding it for higher prices or for the sake of some attachment or grudge.
We have an immense amount of inexperience, and of rash, opinionated thinking to deal with; but we shall get over it all.
He is opinionated and audacious.
Opinionated she may be, because convinced of the general soundness of her ideas, and infallibility of her judgment.
The provost marshal, I am sorry to say, is conceited, opinionated, and wanting in common sense and discretion.
We must not be opinionated, we can many times conform to the opinion of others in trivial matters and preserve peace; we thereby minister to the happiness of others, because to give happiness is the surest way to be happy.
He was an opinionated little beast, and sometimes stopped, not liking the peculiar manner in which he was harnessed; but a touch of the switch made him move on, and I soon turned him and brought the wagon back into the yard.
Furthermore, the youth, before he had found his real work as a poet, was restless, irritable, and opinionated; and an ever-present cause of friction was the fact that there were few subjects of taste on which he and his father did not disagree.
He was as garrulous as a magpie, and as opinionated as a Southern white always is.
The received Continental idea is that an Englishman is a bluff, blunt, unpleasant, opinionated person, very cross, very clean too it is true, but on the strength of his tub and his constitution despising all the rest of mankind.
Ever reserved and independent, not to say 'dour' and opinionated, I made no friends, and cared for none.
From this time she continued to prosper, and she quite captivated that opinionated monarch, Frederick the Great.
In the door of the salon, listening to the lecture his young champion was giving these two blue, opinionated, and strongly pious ladies, stood Ernest, his face even paler than usual, and his eyes with a strange mixture of joy and pain in them.
A vigorous, opinionated writer, with a style which is vivid and picturesque, but often wordy and obscure.
He was young and opinionated, and he saw the pitfall that had been dug for him.
If he was really so opinionated I was prepared, forced by the exigencies of my position, to try another method.
The American born did not like Wilson because he was not frank, was too selfish and opinionated.
He was as garrulous as a magpie, and as opinionated as a Southern white always is.
By nature headstrong and opinionated, he held fast to his purpose.
Perhaps allowances should be made, for Parkinson seems to have been soured by failure and some of his expressions are such as might be expected from an opinionated Englishman undergoing new experiences in America just after the Revolution.
He is a positive and decided man; not merely opinionated and obstinate, but firm, unflinching, and resolute.
He goes briskly, he puts on no airs, he is docile, though opinionated.
He was good-natured, moderate in his views, the friend of the opinionated without being conceited himself.
He made a tour through the State to consult with his deputies, and in one locality he found a rough old farmer serving as game warden; an independent old fellow, very deaf, most opinionated, with small respect for professional knowledge.
Elizabeth had not a tractable disposition, but was inclined to be willful, obstinate, and opinionated.
Awfully opinionated cuss, that Coach.
He is an opinionated youngster.