Sentence examples for English view from inspiring English sources

"What's that in English?" View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick By Ceridwen Dovey.

Eric Cantona, his compatriot, transformed the fortunes of Manchester United and confirmed an old English view that Frenchmen like spouting philosophical nonsense.

If your team has not been involved in any great or dramatic games, it will tend to seem a bit pallid (see the English view).

"The English view is that internal competition within a workplace can be very destructive," says Ronnie Fox, a specialist employment lawyer at City law firm Fox.

These Americans misjudged the English view that a team should be run as a public trust, not a cash machine, said Tom Cannon, a soccer finance expert and professor at the University of Liverpool.

(They are English) View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Atul Gawande By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar.

After the trial, he raced off to Venice--Ruskin territory, in the English view--and made a series of lithographs, just to show how wrong Ruskin had been about that town, too).

(His nerve didn't desert him, though. After the trial, he raced off to Venice--Ruskin territory, in the English view--and made a series of lithographs, just to show how wrong Ruskin had been about that town, too).

I also looked at some English views on the scandal and what it says about "China".

Both should help to bring English views of the period - rather novelistically romantic - down to earth.

He also accepts the need to acknowledge English views within the current UK parliament by having an English-only stage for English legislation in the Commons, even if the final decision on a proposal rested with all MPs.