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Definition of opinion piece in English: opinion piecenoun An article in which the writer expresses their personal opinion, typically one which is controversial or provocative, about a particular issue or item of news. an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal predicted the closing of practices to new patients Example sentencesExamples - As an editor I understand the need for stridency in opinion pieces: it grabs readers and creates buzz.
- The Sunday Independent reported the claim in an article positioned opposite a full-page opinion piece by the minister.
- A Stanford student has written an opinion piece for News.com explaining why the music industry is making a huge mistake by antagonizing their customers, rather than embracing the technology they want to use.
- Any person can contribute opinion pieces for this column.
- As a publisher, I think it was his editorials, his opinion pieces, that he was known for.
- They have an opinion piece from a professor who decided she wanted to download some music legally.
- Coverage in the local papers is nearly daily, from opinion pieces on evicted musicians to straight news stories on protests at City Hall.
- This posthumous collection of his newspaper columns contains 46 trenchant opinion pieces, written between late 2000 and early 2003.
- There have been editorials, front-page stories and innumerable comment and opinion pieces on the situation.
- While reading the article I became confused; the article would have been better categorized as humour or a commentary or opinion piece.
Definition of opinion piece in US English: opinion piecenoun An article in which the writer expresses their personal opinion, typically one which is controversial or provocative, about a particular issue or item of news. an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal predicted the closing of practices to new patients Example sentencesExamples - This posthumous collection of his newspaper columns contains 46 trenchant opinion pieces, written between late 2000 and early 2003.
- Any person can contribute opinion pieces for this column.
- As a publisher, I think it was his editorials, his opinion pieces, that he was known for.
- The Sunday Independent reported the claim in an article positioned opposite a full-page opinion piece by the minister.
- While reading the article I became confused; the article would have been better categorized as humour or a commentary or opinion piece.
- A Stanford student has written an opinion piece for News.com explaining why the music industry is making a huge mistake by antagonizing their customers, rather than embracing the technology they want to use.
- Coverage in the local papers is nearly daily, from opinion pieces on evicted musicians to straight news stories on protests at City Hall.
- They have an opinion piece from a professor who decided she wanted to download some music legally.
- There have been editorials, front-page stories and innumerable comment and opinion pieces on the situation.
- As an editor I understand the need for stridency in opinion pieces: it grabs readers and creates buzz.
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