Sentence examples for expressed views on from inspiring English sources

He often expressed views on sexual issues that stirred contention.

Scientists with strong, publicly expressed views on public policy sometimes have been excluded entirely.

As people expressed views on the event, readers were prompted to respond more quickly.

Mr Abe has previously expressed views on the comfort women that were similar to Mr Hashimoto's, and even more abrasive.

He often expressed views on sexual issues that stirred contention, most notably in 2003 when he said that condoms did not prevent the spread of AIDS because the virus that causes it, H.I.V., can "easily pass through".

The SPLC also, as it happens, named the AFA, along with a dozen other "pro-family" groups, as a "hate group" in 2010, citing, among other factors, AFA's expressed views on same-sex relationships.

However, lack of recall only appeared to influence views in one or two instances and did not prevent interviewees from expressing views on their experience as a whole.

The board of the New York Fed may well express "views on the state of the economy".

Through an online platform, more than 1 million votes were cast, expressing views on 10 issues related to the conference.

"RUN!" was Murphy's response.Mr Zirin is at his strongest when expressing views on contemporary controversies.

Julián Castro seems entirely comfortable expressing views on national and international matters normally outside the purview of first-term mayors.