Opinion (n.) is all there is: everything is but opinion and conceit.
Opinion (n.) as the faculty of judging holds everything in itself, and deserves to be used with honour and respect.
Opinion (n.) removed is like rounding the headland into harbour: sudden calm, everything steady, a bay no storm can reach.
An Opinion (n.) is a beam of sunlight falling on things; see it as something you project and you can separate it from them.
Opinion (n.) rules us oddly: we love ourselves more than anyone else, yet care more about other people's opinion of us than our own.
Opinion (n.) is something we print on ourselves — things stand outside, quiet — and we can refuse to print it, or wipe it off if it sneaks in.
Opinion (n.) asked at a first meeting, what a man thinks good and evil, removes surprise at what he does, because he cannot act otherwise while he holds those views.