Sentence examples for expressed a view that from inspiring English sources
Karen M. Ignagni, president of the American Association of Health Plans, expressed a view that seems to be taking hold in Congress.
"The prime minister expressed a view that he didn't want any frontbenchers to go on the program," Joyce's spokesman said.
But in questioning Mr. Boies, she expressed a view that perhaps the Florida court did not give sufficient deference to the legislature.
He also likened the legalisation of homosexuality to the legalisation of pedophilia and expressed a view that legal abortion could see "the devil come home".
Despite being physically attacked earlier, seemingly at random, he expressed a view that he said 90% of the protesters shared: "They want a reform of the state, not an overthrow of it".
"Luzhkov only expressed a view that, incidentally, coincides with the point of view of most Russians who responded painfully to the disintegration of the U.S.S.R.," the Foreign Ministry said.
General Sir Nicholas Houghton, chief of the defence staff, has now abandoned such caution, breaking a taboo by expressing a view that has huge constitutional implications.
"The dams are not giving proper benefit to Sindh," he added, expressing a view that is universally held in Sindh and rejected by officials in Punjab.
"The Supreme Court decision on Dec. 12 demonstrated a need for states to review their election laws and procedures," Mr. Costa, a Democrat, said, expressing a view that hardly anyone would dispute.
