Sentence examples for firsthand views from inspiring English sources

The extra time on NBC and ABC came partly from their anchors' human-interest, firsthand views.

As leaders in the healthcare system women bring firsthand views as customers.

Mr. Romney described it as "a very interesting firsthand view of a very volatile setting".

The reporters present gained a firsthand view of what makes Billick such a controversial coach.

Presumably so it can get a firsthand view of the horrors wrought by mass tourism.

"If people are complaining about something, I can get a firsthand view rather than what people are telling me.

Mr. McGurk got a firsthand view of the chaos in Iraq after the departure of American troops.

They offered a detailed, firsthand view of the judiciary's "unprecedented financial crisis" and its "devastating impact on court operations nationwide".

This has presented an opportunity to see gas development unfold throughout the state, and to have a firsthand view of the sources of contention and confusion.

Those surprise visits gave them a firsthand view of the system -- and reassured parents that the top man cared about the schools and their students.

He handled the pressure of playing alongside Phil Mickelson and DiMarco, previous winners of the tournament, and had a firsthand view of their struggles.