high opinion

The billionaire hotelier did not hold a high opinion of her fellow humans; but she did love dogs.

Harvey had no very high opinion of him, saying "he writes philosophy like a Lord Chancellor. "

She seemed to have a high opinion of him.

He is an empire builder with a very high opinion of himself and he does not listen.

Boss has a high opinion of him.

I hold a high opinion of him.

He then let me know that his father had a high opinion of me.

David is a young writer with a high opinion of himself . He thinks that his writing style is unique and refined . But that is not the case .

The thing that makes it worse is that everyone had such a high opinion of the Italian military before the war started.

Such a (relatively) low expectation for growth reflects a high opinion of China's leaders.

It must BE noted that irrespective of his modesty, one and all have a high opinion of his personality and abilities.

Yet the settlement was achieved at the sacrifice of the power of Anti-Japanese war, so we should not have a very high opinion of it.

I've realized that Milan have a high opinion of me, we spoke frankly and in a familiar atmosphere.

both students and teachers had a high opinion of research-based learning with information technology.

He had a high opinion of himself, as well as his peers, despite their personal dislike for the Tapani noble.

These adjectives mean filled with or marked by a high opinion of oneself and disdain for what one views as being unworthy .

We have rigorous management system and abundant technological power. We receive the inner consumers's high opinion.

He has a high opinion of himself which makes him either get cross with a co-worker in the factory or get in Dutch with the boss.

We have quite a high opinion of your finance.

I have never had a high opinion of Frank Churchill. - I can suppose, however, that I may have underrated him.

It supplied for years to korea, Japan and the west and gained high opinion from clients both native and abroad.

Eg: Though the film gained very high box-office receipts, the audience does not have a high opinion of it.

We have gained many international honors and won the high opinion of our clients from 1989.

These, sir, are my reasons for not entertaining that high opinion of untried force.

The Azzurri number one confirmed his high opinion of the man who led Italy to World Cup glory last summer.

I have a too high opinion of president [Ugo] Longo to really quarrel with him.

Don't dream of having a high opinion of you by anyone.

Ordinary Chinese have a high opinion of lawyers, mainly thanks to the positive image of lawyers projected in foreign movies.

Feng director points out, although the audit team to give my work very high opinion, does not mean I have the job to be done very perfect.

He holds a very high opinion about himself.

English football has avery high opinion of Milan.

We have a high opinion of his composition.

He admits he's "not too smart about the political stuff" and says he doesn't have a particularly high opinion of Howard or Rudd.

To have a high opinion of; esteem or respect.

Have a very high opinion of . . .

She has a high opinion of you.

Speak highly of: express or have a high opinion of She speaks highly of.

Do you share a similar high opinion of those holes?

I have a high opinion of that man.

He has a high opinion of himself.

I have a high opinion of Kaka and he also appreciates me.

A. Have a high opinion of sb.

I have a really high opinion of China.

Have a high opinion of, think highly of

Have a high opinion of yourself

Have a high opinion of someone

C. have a high opinion of