Sentence examples for common view among from inspiring English sources

He told me that this was a common view among all his contemporaries.

"Pac was like a chameleon," Syke says, echoing a common view among Tupac's friends.

That seems by far the most common view among refugees here, although it's not universal.

It was, Mander said, a common view among students who entered the civil service from engineering schools.

But that is not a common view among the senior European politicians and officials who also oppose him.

The common view among politicians is that pundits may rail against debt, but voters don't actually care.

The common view abroad, and among many U.S. historians, is that Russia's entry into the war (long scheduled and carried out on August 8) would have forced a Japanese surrender long before any U.S. invasion took place.

A common view is that malnutrition among old people living on their own is primarily a question of money.

Brodhead telephoned Larry Moneta, the university's vice-president for student affairs, who responded with the now common view of the matter among Duke officials: the accusation wasn't credible, and nothing much was likely to come of it.

Despite inevitable variation among societies, common views of gender, family structure, and social hierarchy and mobility may be discerned throughout mainland and insular Southeast Asia, and a broadly common commercial and cultural inheritance has continued to affect the entire region for several millennia.

Alfred Compas, a Lavalas mayor from Petite Rivière de Nippes, expressed a view common among Aristide backers.