Sentence examples for a widespread view on from inspiring English sources

Echoing a widespread view on social media, one financial analyst claimed the deal was worse than the 1919 Treaty of Versailles that crushed Weimar Germany with debt and paved the way for the second world war.

This is a widespread view of wedlock, and it may already be the dominant one.

Ten months later, a different judge of the same court, relying on what he called "a veritable sea change in social attitudes about homosexuality," said there was no longer "a widespread view of gays and lesbians as contemptible and disgraceful".

This is a widespread view, based on hard national experience of the fallout from Calderón's kingpin strategy.

There was a widespread view in liberal circles on both sides of the Atlantic in early 2000 that Gore was just a bore.

There is a widespread view that a rogue gene is on the loose in the Durst family tree; as one long-time friend of the family says, "They're all wired a little funny".

There remains a widespread view that the fringe countries can count on their more prosperous neighbors for a bailout if one is necessary.

There was talk of toughening economic sanctions on North Korea and a widespread view that long-running six-nation talks aimed at getting North Korea to give up its nuclear program had failed.

Gluten is crapppp anyway!" It's a widespread view, with 30% of people wanting to cut back on gluten – a protein found in wheats and other grains.

It is a widespread view that Western sciences owe their tremendous successes precisely to relying on just such "empirical" (experiential, experimental) methods.

His Judeophobia came at a moment when across the west as a whole, on both sides of the Atlantic, there was a widespread view that the true culprits for the October Revolution were Jews.