Sentence examples for decided views from inspiring English sources
Trump has decided views on these things.
Born is a visiting professor, teaching the history of French colonial wars, about which he appears to have decided views.
Newer outfits, such as the Centre for European Reform (also run by a former Economist journalist), have made a bigger impact on Mr Blair's government.Mr Leonard has decided views about the inadequacy of foreign policy as it is currently practised.
For the prince is not the only artist in the family: Prince William studied art history, while Prince Harry is a dab hand with a camera and has decided views on photography, strongly expressing his disdain for the selfie.
I learned that day that the Germans have – or my interviewer, at least, had – very decided views on what constitutes a comic novel, and mine didn't fit the bill.
Ruskin and William Morris, of course, had a decided view on the need to separate art, sculpture and design from the contamination of industrial production.
By Cynthia MacDonald The New Yorker, August 1 , 1983P. 34 Because as they cut it was that special green, they decided View Article By Kathryn Schulz By Adam Davidson By John Cassidy By Robin Wright.
Under cross-examination by Pushpinder Saini, a barrister at Blackstone Chambers and one of the most esteemed non-QCs in the country, Woolmer reaffirmed his decided view that ball-tampering should be allowed in cricket.
Instead they discussed and decided their views in the workplace, in the community and at home.
Banks himself was a self-declared "evangelical atheist" and a man of decided political views, often expressed with humorous exasperation and sometimes requiring ripe language.
