Sentence examples for a view more from inspiring English sources

That is a view more restrictive than Mr. Romney's, who has said that he supports exceptions to allow abortions in cases of rape.

Against the skeptical view of the achievement of the American Revolution, one can easily posit a view more radical than even the ideology of radical Whigs quite suggests.

Visiting the United States this week, Ireland's prime minister, Bertie Ahern, offered a view more nuanced than either of the Democratic campaigns.

His sharpest critics in Congress are conservative Republicans.The risk, though, is that one day Mr Bernanke will have to take a view more at odds with the party in power.

John Edwards, who has announced he is seeking the nomination, has distanced himself from Mrs Clinton and Mr Obama by his calls for an immediate withdrawal of US troops, a view more in line with grassroots Democratic opinion.

They view any progress made towards democracy in Iraq with suspicion - a view more honestly expressed by Yasmin Alibhai-Brown writing in the Evening Standard: "The past months have been challenging for us in the anti-war camp.

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From a thermodynamic point of view, more or less all emulsions and food colloids are unstable.

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More importantly, from an evolutionary point of view, more of their children made it to maturity.