Sentence examples for I'd view from inspiring English sources

I'd view the ceremony from the other, unscreened end of the Mall.

At 43, I'd view my casting as that of a wise ish) elder.

I never thought I'd view Minsk, good old unreconstructed Soviet planned Minsk, as the height of civilisation.

"If I was the S.E.C., I'd view this as a very serious breach of the rules, and I'm amazed they've allowed him to stay on as nonexecutive chairman".

While there's no doubt that too much sugar wreaks havoc with the body's insulin pathways and can lead to metabolic syndrome and diabetes, and while I think it's a compelling idea that some forms of sugar might be worse than others, much of Taubes's article is based on what I'd view as early research findings.

"If you'd have asked me two weeks ago how I'd view the Olympics, I would've been quite begrudging but it turned out to be very positive," she said of both trade and atmosphere.

"The way I'd viewed immigration was strictly from the U.S.-Mexican border, and I'd never considered what it could be like from farther away," he said.

"I was most surprised by the extent to which the video felt more personal than any conventional porn I'd viewed before," he told me.

We met for coffee — after I'd viewed some of her work — and very quickly I became the student, learning not only about her high school program but about the serious and important subjects she has explored.

If this were the only David Mitchell novel I'd read, maybe I would view things differently.

I would view them as guardians too.