Sentence examples for foreign views from inspiring English sources

How can I call myself scum?" His foreign views are not particularly encouraging.

Who knows, but it certainly grants us the first instalment of The Way They See Us, an occasional feature showcasing foreign views of London's Games.

On every subject for which the Court has so far cited foreign views, notably gay rights and the death penalty, the Justices in the majority have inclined in the liberal direction.

Correction: September 12 , 2003 Friday A front-page article yesterday about changes in foreign views of the United States since Sept. 11, 2001, misspelled the surname of a Russian literary critic who was quoted.

What makes these exchanges particularly notable, apart from their bluntness, is the shift they reflect in foreign views of Mr. Bush -- and Mr. Bush's evolving views of his allies.

At the same time, the picture postcard industry took off — sales were 850 million a year by 1910 — and allowed access to an unparalleled selection of foreign views for pennies apiece.

It's just a delightful foreign view of the archetypal Englishman.

"They felt, essentially, the foreign view emphasized the party's fragility and insecurity".

Similarly, there is a widespread foreign view that the British are erotically inept.

By Elizabeth Macklin The New Yorker, April 9 , 1990P. 38 In the tropical glass of a cool, foreign View Article By Rivka Galchen By T.

At Newsweek International, Mr. Zakaria said, he planned to hire columnists like Christopher Hitchens of Vanity Fair to write a "Letter from America," giving a foreign view of the United States for a foreign audience.