body of opinion

"There's a growing body of opinion that the government hasn't done enough to help them."

A growing body of opinion in Scotland holds that view.

You can't prove it, but there is a large body of opinion that believes these instructions existed.

"One will have achieved the impression of a body of opinion before then."

In fact, it seems rather doubtful that any substantial body of opinion actually did argue this about Japan.

There seems to be a strong body of opinion in favour of what the Commission proposed earlier.

There are projects closer to home, that an increasing body of opinion maintains should be started."

There is now a sufficient body of opinion that areas should be conserved without the need for hunting.

There is a significant body of opinion behind the idea of competing currencies.

I would like to conclude by saying that there is clearly a growing body of opinion within medical science against the use of antibiotics.

But a growing body of opinion asserts that the academic satisfaction such exams can bring students, teachers and administrators is well worth the cost.

As a result, a solid body of opinion is urging France to follow the British course.

A large body of opinion replies: the Jewish power."

Thorvin had at least mustered a body of opinion, in case it could have an effect. "

But the main body of opinion held that Walter Krim's work was responsible.

There is also a large body of opinion which suggests his activities in the 1980s tarnished his image badly.

You say, Is there a substantial body of opinion supporting confirmation among knowledgeable and widely diverse lawyers?

The interesting question is why a large body of opinion in the United States supports a view at such odds with contemporary scientific understanding.

In the West, dogma has come to mean a body of opinion, categorically and authoritatively stated.

For example, there is a large body of opinion making the obvious point that the scrum-wheeling law is a nonsense.

The issue of whether a church represents a significant body of opinion is a matter for the decision of the licensing board.

I am aware of a wide body of opinion that exactly supports my hon. Friend's proposal.

During this period there was a considerable body of opinion, particularly among economists, which held that the country was over-populated.

Later, at 588, he referred to "a standard of practice recognised as proper by a competent reasonable body of opinion."

There was one body of opinion in the U.S. that urges simply to glower.