Sentence examples for be right to view from inspiring English sources

Would it be right to view Lila as a savant, gifted in a way that Elena isn't?

Labour may well be right to view such moves with suspicion, as part of the Lib Dem attempt to live a life separate from the Tories.

The Europeans are right to view this administration with skepticism.

Gen. Wesley K. Clark and Kal Raustiala are right to view terrorists as criminals rather than unlawful combatants.

Washington, Seoul and Tokyo are right to view with skepticism Beijing's call for a six-party meeting to discuss the crisis.

This would cap Washington's obligation and encourage states to contain rather than expand coverage.You are right to view this plan with scepticism.

Take away the curious lyrics ("The King called out for his luvverly page") and rustic earthiness and Thompson is right to view it as a simply brilliant pop song.

But they are right to view the Students for a Democratic Society as, for the most part, spoiled brats who posed as revolutionaries while being subsidized by their parents at college.

Plain logic explains the empirics: investors are right to view political control of banks as bearish, not bullish.

Sunday's tragedy also shows that the Obama administration has been right to view Islamic State not as some far-away militia that poses no threat to the U.S., but as a dangerous group whose hostility to this country can have immediate and terrible consequences.

Plato was right to regard his views as inconsistent with democracy.