Sentence examples for familiar views from inspiring English sources

Famous drawings are abundant here, but so are less familiar views, like those showing the ragged outer edges of Paris seemingly lost in darkness.

But to make them work, Mr. Hagel may be given the job of convincing the Iranians that despite his familiar views that a military strike could prove disastrous, he is willing to conduct one if diplomacy fails.

Some of the contributors, it has to be said, use cloning as a soapbox on which to voice familiar views: Richard Dawkins bemoans western respect for religious belief; Andrea Dworkin complains of male hegemony.

We can see that he is doing his best to ring the changes on his chosen theme, that he is seeking out less familiar views, less obvious standpoints, less well-known nooks and crannies of the city, but it is still, when all's said and done, the same fantastic pantomime dame that he is rouging up for another night on the boards.

Caracas, as they say in Spanish, tiene un buen lejos it looks better from a distance.Back to top >>TuesdayIT IS 6.20pm and I'm contemplating one of the most familiar views in the Venezuelan capital the tail-lights of stationary vehicles ahead of me on the westbound Avenida Francisco de Miranda, the main route through eastern Caracas.

There was no suffering or stress on the bird, and it died in a habitat it's come to know quite well, with familiar smells and familiar views.

This runs counter to the familiar view that equities become safer the longer you hold them.

The medium thrives on sharply drawn lines and familiar viewing patterns.

From the front, it gives the familiar view of gambling clerks at open, sectioned windows.

(Here again is the familiar view that art presents the individuality of its subject matter and is therefore not conceptual or descriptive).

It is a familiar view, a memory easily retrieved from the ether, with none of the jagged edges or the unfamiliar horizons of the earlier books.