Sentence examples for a stern view from inspiring English sources

It's easy to take a stern view of this spectacle.

Grand Manan always had more than its share of churches that take a stern view of drinking and carrying on.

Mr. Marcus also took a stern view of his responsibilities as the second-generation head of a family business.

He took a stern view of their complaints about the burdens of doing so: "It's not a matter of not being cost-competitive.

Tan Chye Hee, Singapore police deputy commissioner, said: "Police take a stern view of acts that could threaten religious harmony in Singapore.

Although Beaton takes a stern view of petty despots like Freda and Fergus, she couldn't be kinder to the eccentric villagers who live by their own clannish rule.

Others take a sterner view.

John Cockram, 81, a retired restaurateur from Wales, takes a sterner view.

"We take a very stern view against anyone who doctors a government website to spread false information to deceive the public.

The Supreme Court took a similarly stern view of Congress' ham-handed effort to curb smut on the Net, now used by 210 million people in the U.S. The court in 1997 ruled 9 0 to strike down the Communications Decency Act, passed in 1996.

Another important center is the safety monitoring system, a stem to stern view of everything that goes on in the kitchen.