Sentence examples for express some views from inspiring English sources

If last week's reports are true, and Alan Johnson is about to express some views on its contents, he needs to prepare for the explosion of strange passions that discussions of the teaching of English always provokes.

It was "just bizarre" that Thought for the Day was "exclusively for the use of people of faith in order to express some view of the world".

Her opponent was a trial judge, Daniel Eismann, who was known for conservatism and was unusually open in expressing some views.

While Mr. Romney has expressed some views at odds with his church's teachings — in Massachusetts, he supported measures related to alcohol and gambling, both frowned upon by the church — other positions flow directly from his faith, including his objections to abortion and same-sex marriage and his notion of self-sufficiency tempered with generosity.

He has insisted that he will not be part of an anti-union effort, and that he merely wants to express some unions' views about the state's dire fiscal situation.

The fact is, I express some pretty controversial views here on TechCrunch.

The 39-year-old has in the past expressed some robust views on crime, abortion and the need for privatisation within the NHS.

"It was a private letter to a member who had expressed some strong views to the branch committee meeting which included the observation that the executive were homophobic.

He is the face of a controversial religion, and he has in the past expressed some strong views on things like psychiatry and the use anti-depressants.

In addition a nurse interviewee expressed some 'negative' views towards GPs.

The respondents also expressed some negative views and less positive experiences were expressed concerning this phase than for the self-assessment.