wide-spread opinion

Although McDonald's won two hearings, the widespread public opinion against them turned the case into a matter of embarrassment for the company.

Although the widespread opinion against his action, the umpires, themselves professional, were reluctant to no ball him.

The case has attracted widespread public opinion in Norway.

The large number of invitees reflects the widespread opinion that the 1989 race has been wide open.

Contrary to widespread opinion, Bat was not a misogynist.

There exists, to be sure, a widespread opinion that communication is all that matters.

IT is a widespread opinion, and one not quite without foundation, that art books are getting to be painfully, not to say prohibitively, expensive.

"I would like to react to another rather widespread opinion that I think is mistaken," he said.

A widespread opinion is that this publication proved fatal.

The health authority meeting decided to launch a consultation document next month to get widespread opinion on their plans.