Sentence examples similar to aligned outlook from inspiring English sources
Asked if he and Bayliss are aligned in their outlook, Cook said: "Yes, we are trying to win games of cricket for England.
So it goes at NPR News, where -- on Morning Edition as well as the evening program All Things Considered -- the sense and sensibilities tend to be neatly aligned with the outlooks of official Washington.
Aware of Western animosity towards Iran and the resurgence of political Islam, Arab republics such as Egypt re-aligned their strategic outlook, while Arab monarchies ensured Washington's patronage in exchange for strategic subservience.
In their talks, Greg Brenneman, the president of PricewaterhouseCoopers Consulting, said the two sides found that their business goals and outlook were closely aligned.
At times, his agonies of double-think are hilariously recognizable, as in this pileup of self-scrutiny that occurs within minutes of their meeting: "Had she snubbed yet another one of my efforts to align my outlook to hers?
Another reality has also brought them together: President Trump, whose global outlook has helped crystallize just how closely aligned these two elder statesmen really are.
Activate's website has a detailed constitution and code of ethics closely aligned to Conservative policy, including "promoting a global economic outlook" and "making a success of Brexit" – a line used directly by Theresa May.
But so far, the company has carefully aligned costs with sales, and the near-term growth outlook appears bright.
For the original evangelical spirit with its reforming zeal and progressive outlook was more often at odds with traditionalists, than aligned with them.
