Sentence examples for dissimilar views on from inspiring English sources
While Berlin and Paris have dissimilar views on and relationships with Britain in Europe, Merkel and Hollande will seek to strike a common Franco-German position on what concessions might be made to Cameron and where the limits lie.
The underlying principle is that two cameras separated by a baseline capture slightly dissimilar views of the same scene.
"I thought they were all qualified and had not dissimilar views.
The consequence is that opposing or dissimilar views are "foreign" and a threat to that harmony.
Friends of the couple found them very similar in temperament and ambition, but quite dissimilar in their views on certain issues including women's rights.
Silicon Valley's views on philanthropy are not dissimilar to its evolving views on that other major nonprofit entity, the government.
The water views on the western side of Bayonne are quite dissimilar to the eastern ones: busy shipping docks instead of open river; the Bayonne and Vincent R. Casciano bridges instead of the George Washington and Verrazano-Narrows; the skyline of Newark, rather than New York.
In America one can see, from studies of voter turnout for example, that our democracy is not very healthy.ERIC BRAHMMadison, WisconsinPay attentionSIR The government's and the OECD's views on the national minimum wage (Economics focus, June 27th) are not dissimilar.
His views on government changed.
Experts' views on the nominees.
