Sentence examples for a view seconded by from inspiring English sources

"I don't hear a lot of people who are second-guessing the numbers," Representative William M. Thornberry, Republican of Texas, said at a Budget Committee hearing, expressing a view seconded by Democrats.

Assemblyman Ronald C. Tocci, the Democratic chairman of the Veterans Affairs Committee, said, "I know that there will be the money allocated for those 295 students," a view seconded by Charles Carrier, a spokesman for Speaker Sheldon Silver, who is also a Democrat.

Jonathan Franzen, of course, studying a more casual style, responded to Michiko Kakutani's description of his book of essays as a "portrait of the artist as a young jackass" with the assessment that she is "the stupidest person in New York," a view seconded by Salman Rushdie, who after receiving his own bad review from Kakutani, called her a "weird woman".

Was Lincoln in a view first formulated by critic Edmund Wilson and later popularized by writer Gore Vidal an American Bismarck, whose choice of abolition was a merely tactical maneuver in the midst of a drive toward power?

As this suggests, Heidegger subscribes to a doctrine of ontological historicity (refining a view first developed by Hegel).

Considering the case in which each repeat unit of the linear backbone is furnished with a dendron of given generation, this question was treated from a theoretical point of view first by Halperin and coworkers [ 20] and more recently by Borisov et al.[ 21].

Some conservative lawmakers are urging the administration to prepare for a ground war, a view that is seconded by some Army officials, who insist that the United States will not win any other way.

That view was seconded by Paul Kedrosky, a professor at the University of California, San Diego, who last month completed a study that looked at the performance of the billion-dollar funds.

That view was seconded by one Democrat with more than a passing interest in Mr. Kerry's selection.

That view is seconded by the state of Israel.

This view is seconded by Tom Perrotta, editor at large at Tennis magazine.