Sentence examples for a decided view from inspiring English sources

Ruskin and William Morris, of course, had a decided view on the need to separate art, sculpture and design from the contamination of industrial production.

By Cynthia MacDonald The New Yorker, August 1 , 1983P. 34 Because as they cut it was that special green, they decided View Article By Kathryn Schulz By Adam Davidson By John Cassidy By Robin Wright.

Anne, though a woman with decided views and prejudices of her own, was, for the time being, content to leave her affairs in the hands of Sarah's husband and his friend and political ally Sidney, earl of Godolphin, whom Anne made lord treasurer and, in effect, prime minister.

For the prince is not the only artist in the family: Prince William studied art history, while Prince Harry is a dab hand with a camera and has decided views on photography, strongly expressing his disdain for the selfie.

I learned that day that the Germans have – or my interviewer, at least, had – very decided views on what constitutes a comic novel, and mine didn't fit the bill.

He has decided views.

Born is a visiting professor, teaching the history of French colonial wars, about which he appears to have decided views.

He has decided views on Afghanistan, as he commanded the international force, Isaf, there from 2006 to 2007, and he's definitely up for an early bath for UK plc in the region.

More than just another pretty voice, Diana Damrau brings artistry and a decided point of view to a collection of arias in which, she says, "the coloratura has a meaning; it's not just empty virtuosity".

It was not a full-fledged denunciation of the Court's opinion, but it was a decided shift in O'Connor's views.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet It was not a full-fledged denunciation of the Court's opinion, but it was a decided shift in O'Connor's views.