Sentence examples for elder views from inspiring English sources

Especially fascinating is how the elder views this "little bastard": he is dismayed that the kid admires him.

He testified that he was explaining church elders' views that Assyrian Christians were systematically killed at the turn of the century and that he had not expected the views to be published.

As Dr. Pillemer summarized the elders' view, "Travel is so rewarding that it should take precedence over other things younger people spend money on".

He endured a humiliating withdrawal from the 2002 Democratic primary for governor, a period when many party elders viewed him as brash and overambitious.

ON HAPPINESS Almost to a person, the elders viewed happiness as a choice, not the result of how life treats you.

The Pentagon is worried that its increasingly tense relationship with the Chinese military owes itself in part to the rising leaders of Commander Cao's generation, who, much more than the country's military elders, view the United States as the enemy.

First, it is important for health care providers to elicit and document elder patients' views regarding their future goals and their personal conceptualization of a good quality of life.

Other ways of doing things, such as the arrangement of marriages by family elders, are viewed with disgust and condescension.

If the appeal succeeds, or if the charges against Mr. Zuma are simply filed again after the procedural mistakes are corrected, party elders could view Mr. Motlanthe as an ace in the hole rather than as a caretaker.

The experience inspired Toyne to teach in a remote Aboriginal community in the Northern Territory where he witnessed first hand the gap between how elders there viewed land rights and the attitudes of the Australian government.

Last year's floods, in which at least 520 people died, were called "unprecedented" by community elders – a view shared by disaster experts.