Sentence examples for always views from inspiring English sources

The camp moves location according to the season, but there are always views of the desert and the Atlas mountains beyond.

One problem, but a big one: even though the stalks have negligible narcotic effects, the Drug Enforcement Agency almost always views growing industrial hemp -- cannabis, after all -- as tantamount to growing weed.

This would suggest that the existing law, which always views the man as the agent in sex, makes it almost inconceivable for a man to report sexual assault by a woman.

Sellars, uncompromising as always, views each heroine in political-religious terms: Iolanta, the blind girl who wills herself to see so as to experience love, represents human striving towards God; Perséphone, descending to the underworld to relieve the suffering of its inhabitants, embodies belief in action.

"We always viewed society like that.

I'd always viewed patients as visitors in our hospital.

That's how I've always viewed it".

Lincoln always viewed situations through a political prism.

"We always viewed it as a campy and entertaining extravaganza".

Art museums have always viewed communications as their primary mission.

In league circles, he was not always viewed fondly.