Sentence examples for a robust view from inspiring English sources

But the film presents quite a robust view of children.

Mr Insulza may take a robust view of the issue.

Mr Putin, ex-KGB himself, has a robust view of the past.

Such a robust view of military power was unusual when General Hillier was appointed chief of the defence staff.

The compiled rules, representing experts' knowledge, have been derived from standard industrial practices and integrated with empirical models to ensure a robust view of the diagnosed damage types.

The long-overdue document, an articulation of U.S. strategic priorities that is required by law, lays out a robust view of America's power and an assertive view of its responsibility to bring change around the world.

Yet as the campaign progressed, McCain seemed to tack toward a more robust view of the president's authority.

I take it you have a similar robust view on the subsitution of 'k' or 'kk' for 'ck'ck

Britain takes a more robust view than America of the need for western forces to restore order in a post-Taliban Afghanistan.

Brian Sewell, art critic of the London Evening Standard, took a more robust view: "It's absolute twaddle to think that art should be 'owned' by the public.

The French and Spanish have a more robust view of food because most of them still live in the middle of nowhere and have pigs rootling in and out of the house.