Sentence examples for a common view in from inspiring English sources

That was a common view in the 1930s.

Richard Bridgman expressed a common view in his 1966 book "The Colloquial Style in America".

"What I have said is a common view in towns like Bradford where Labour lost in the byelection.

Now it is a common view in the resistance that they will start to withdraw within a year".

Is that a common view in Nigeria, and could you extend that to organized religion in the U.S., as well?

There is a common view in Washington that the Europeans whine a lot, but ultimately will always come around when presented with a fait accompli.

There is a common view that in mammals, galanin is localized in the islet-projecting adrenergic/sympathetic nerve terminals (Ahren 2000).

A common view expressed in the press is that he traduces humanity by presenting all his characters as vile.

"I think we can manage to arrive at a common view, both in the context of strategic offensive weapons and missile defense," he said.

It was a common view, oddly frozen in place since 1999.

Afterward, Mr. Saeed said he was not advocating violence or terrorism, but expressing a common view of Muslims in the Middle East.