Sentence examples for a very distinct view from inspiring English sources

"The French have a very distinct view about the personal and the political and they don't like the two to be confused.

In a "Frontline" interview earlier this year, Ted Kaufman, the former senator from Delaware, said that the former Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner "had a very distinct view that the banks were fragile and that we should not do anything to upset the banks and hurt the banks.

Monica Araya: Last century, we had this very distinct view that if you wanted to develop, you had to destroy the environment, you had to go for dirty energy, because it was cheaper and because you had to meet basic needs.

Research has given rise to two very distinct views on how intertrial priming effects arise in visual search: short-term feature weighting or episodic retrieval of previous trials.

Although the fields of evolutionary microbiology (the study of microbial evolution) and ecological microbiology (known by its practitioners as microbial ecology) somewhat overlap each other in their subject of inquiry, they have very distinct views on several biological processes occurring in microbes.

He had a very distinct point of view as to what happens between the two.

"More than 50 percent of the brands we carry are exclusive to Lane Crawford in the region, and we edit the collections with a very distinct point of view our customers appreciate".

It also spoke to the ethos that we feel is central to what we look for in projects and that's a very distinct point of view - it celebrated genre and embraced genre but in a way that had a unique voice.

"He indicated that people have a right, a very distinct right, to express their religious views," Mr. Byrd said.

"The London Lite will continue and in our view it is a very distinct niche in the London evening market," he said.

"It was a very distinct sound.