Sentence examples for common western from inspiring English sources

THE recent film title, "I Dreamed of Africa," captures a common Western attitude.

Let's not make the mistake of neglecting innovative translational R&D on common Western diseases.

They say they have rescued about 286 birds, mostly the common western grebe and surf scoters.

The common Western spelling of the city used to be Pekin, and that is still favored in Europe.

They signed an accord yester day that presents a common Western front against charges of degradation of the environ ment.

One of these is the sudden collapse this week of a common western stand against the Iraqi dictator.

Chávez dwelt on the lessons the book, many of whose verses are in common western usage, offered about the past and the future.

His technique superimposes different historical levels intermingled with a fascinating mosaic of themes, images, and allusions from both Africa and a common Western heritage.

This study explores the guiding principle for pairing common western table wines such as Chardonnay, Riesling, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon with authentic Chinese cuisines.

Or why hasn't Western science, expensively pursuing the latest "me too" drug for common Western conditions, produced a treatment, cure, or vaccine for Ebola?

Mr. Salehi said he did not see any despair among Syrian officials, countering the common Western view that defections and rebel advances were demoralizing Mr. Assad's government.