Sentence examples for a definite view from inspiring English sources

In contrast, if you have a definite view of your future post-expiration, you are more likely to also have a definite view on our changing climate.

It emerged from a definite view about the intersection of campaigns and free speech.

Emphasizing the idea of reviews now being more subjective and less objective from the seventh generation video game consoles onwards, due to the audience of video games and video game culture becoming more widespread, Gerstmann said that assisting readers on a given game rather than giving a definite view of it is the direction in which video game reviews are moving towards.

"Michelle Bachelet [the former president of Chile] came at the job with a very definite view that she was doing this as a woman, compared with somebody like Margaret Thatcher, who made quite a different choice as to how she operated".

As a member of the progressive Darmstadt Artists Colonyy, Behrens developed his architectural and industrial design aesthetic with sympathy to the arts and crafts movement but a definite modern view.

(It is doubtful Nietzsche has a definite semantic view about judgments of value: cf. Hussain 2013, esp. 412).

That was the definite view of the al-Adawi, an extended family of 30 who arrived outside St Porphyrios.

As a result of viewing the programme, you formed the definite view that Mr Clark had murdered both Christopher and Harry and that accordingly not only had the wrong person been convicted but that the life of the remaining child (child A) was in danger by virtue of the fact that he was being cared for by Mr Clark.

She clearly isn't a narcissist, and has definite views about the ways personal writing should be used.

His style was to avoid telling anyone his definite views on a subject.

Biddy had very definite views about what a man should be like – and it wasn't her father.