Sentence examples for by her views from inspiring English sources

"I was very taken by her views," he told Harris.

Labor's foreign affairs spokeswoman, Tanya Plibersek, raised the issue during parliamentary question time on Wednesday, asking whether Bishop stood by her views.

"When I was doing public speaking, people used to joke that I had better check under my car" for something planted by a junior associate angered by her views, she said.

"Mrs Thatcher always stood by her views.

His views of art and technical work influence his directions in life; this is interesting to compare to Heather, whose pathway has also been influenced by her views of art and technical work.

In the 1950s, the far-right wing, angered by her views on racial integration, accused her of being "pink," slang for a Communist sympathizer.

In a letter to his wife and architectural partner Jane Drew, written in early 1946, the leading modernist Edwin Maxwell Fry admitted that he was becoming increasingly persuaded by her view "that modern architecture has … taken too material and too mechanical a view of its powers of expression".

Some of the texts suggest very strongly that her social and political philosophy is informed by her view of the normal operations of nature.

All of this is sparked by her viewing, "Man Carrying a Corpse," a drawing by Luca Signorelli.

Jillian's FW 2009 collection was inspired by her view of New York City and the life within it.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has consistently stood by her view that Australia should only deport those with genuine ties to New Zealand because an existing support network means they are less likely to get caught up in the criminal system again.