Sentence examples for encouraged the view from inspiring English sources
Conservatives have even encouraged the view that there is no challenge.
It has not been helped by our well-meaning discrimination laws, which have endorsed and encouraged the view that being "offended" should be unlawful.
A spate of strikes on the Tube has encouraged the view that Mr Livingstone, a machine politician and a man of the left, is better at dealing with London's ornery unions.
Pack's tenure (which ended in 2006) also coincided with peaking sales of the Harry Potter series and The Da Vinci Code; they no doubt encouraged the view that bookselling's future lay in blockbusters.
The failure to prosecute disillusioned many victims and encouraged the view that the government had strengthened impunity and that the beneficiaries of apartheid had escaped accountability for their actions.
There was a time – largely in response to the fluttering in the British musical dovecote caused by Toscanini's performances – when British chauvinism encouraged the view that only the British properly understood or could perform Elgar.
As for Mr Blair, he found in the poll results "much to encourage the view that people can learn to respect those of another faith".
A problem with globalization, she said, is that it encourages the view "that if you can't make income from something, then it's not worth anything".
According to the immigration minister, James Brokenshire, the asylum system encourages the view that Britain is "a land of milk and honey".
Megan's laws encourage the view among many people, including some judges, that criminals -- even those who have served their time -- should not be anonymous.
