high opinion

I have not got a very high opinion of them.

You always did have a very high opinion of him.

They all seem to have a high opinion of themselves and talk everyone down!

This first girl seemed to have a very high opinion of herself.

Which gave him a higher opinion of the young officer, true.

It seems to me that I have a higher opinion of you than your mother has.

"But you've been my friend for years, and I have a very high opinion of you."

"I gather that you have no high opinion of my military might."

Charles had a high opinion of his troops, as did the English.

Given her high opinion of herself, some might call that a miracle.

But it also found that not many had a high opinion of journalists to begin with.

"You must have a very high opinion of your skills as a pilot."

You seem to have formed no very high opinion of my intelligence and common sense.

People who work for him rarely come away from the experience with a high opinion of his character.

"I never had a high opinion of her," she said.

Hitler appears to have had a high opinion of him.

He has a high opinion of himself, and that will help him."

And he obviously had a high opinion of her, if he'd thought she could handle this.

I have the highest opinion in the world of Edward's heart.

His advice was often sought by the king, who had a very high opinion of him.

"You've always had a high opinion of your talents, but this is a bit much even for you."

If I remembered to feed him more often, he might have a higher opinion of me.

We have a very high opinion of the Ombudsman's work.

Human beings have, traditionally, had a very high opinion of themselves.

This one had a high opinion of her own attractiveness.