Sentence examples for but whose view was from inspiring English sources

On the other side, there was one man not actually present but whose view was decisive.

The Evening Standard called her "an increasingly batty old woman, whose spectre might be used to terrorize recalcitrant children but whose views are quite irrelevant to modern Britain".

Others are intended to secure political support from nations like China that do not plan to join the fray but whose views are important.

That would be good, but it's better still to add individuals who aren't simply independent thinkers but whose views are 'negatively correlated' – as different as possible – from the existing members.

"These are individuals purporting to be experts but whose views are inconsistent with established knowledge," writes Cook.

Sergeant Nino testified that he saw the girls walking by the road, but was unable to warn the driver of the vehicle, Sergeant Walker, whose view was obstructed.

PAGE A20 SECOND OPINION -- A doctor whose view was cited by Gov. Jeb Bush observed Terri Schiavo but did not examine her.

He presumably loved riling Walter Cronkite, whose view was threatened by one of his high-rises.

The program was to take the form of a debate with another economist whose view was diametrically opposed to mine.

And it would certainly affect fans whose view was suddenly obstructed by a pole that had not been there previously.

Mr. Davidson, whose view was blocked by the new apartment complex, is more sanguine about the changes than are many of his neighbors.