He could just show his raw content and people would have the same opinion about him.
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Having people you think are like you have the same opinion is how fads, bubbles, and panics start.
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Nearly half of regular folk think SlimFast is healthy, but 20 percent of nutritionists have the same opinion.
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We may not have the same opinion, but first impressions can say a lot about how much thought you've put in.
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"We may not always have the same opinion, but less dialogue is not the right way to overcome our differences," the German diplomat said.
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At the same time, I hear and see many who don't have the same opinion of it when they are pros as they had beforehand.
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But it doesn't mean I approve of a [what has been alleged], and it also doesn't mean I'll necessarily have the same opinion of future work.
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Technology stocks have been widely viewed in recent months as a "crowded trade," a situation where most investors have the same opinion, increasing the potential for a volatile selloff if sentiment changes.
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Over 70% of Italians imagine life to be good in France, when asked to rate it on a scale from one to ten, whereas only 43% of the French have the same opinion.
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It's not every day that Senators Susan Collins and Mike Lee have the same opinion on policy, but the Congressional Budget Office estimate on the impact of the House Obamacare repeal and replacement bill made them feel the same way: Concerned.
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"The U.S. is an important partner who from our point of view does not always pursue policies on which we have the same opinion, as shown by the history of the transatlantic relationship, in which there were many conflicts," Merkel told a news conference.
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"A good legion of Republicans on Staten Island have the same opinion of the political prosecution of Grimm as they do of Joe Arpaio and Dinesh D'Souza and now the President of the United States," the campaign official said, adding that Grimm supports Trump.
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The level of corruption in Luxembourg is generally very low, and there is a strong legal framework for combating corruption. Anti-corruption laws are effectively implemented. However, political corruption does surface. According to Transparency International Global Corruption Barometer 2013, 53% of the surveyed households consider political parties "corrupt" or "extremely corrupt", and 33% have the same opinion about Parliament.
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When the prince entered the church, a "great orchestra", joined by the boys' choir, began to play. The music was conducted by Nunes Garcia. About it, besides probably his Te Deum in D (CPM 96) written in 1799, there were presented the antiphons O Beatae Sebastiane, and Sub Tuum Praesidium (CPM 2). The prince regent, though enthusiastic about the music, did not have the same opinion about the players.
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