Sentence examples for form the view from inspiring English sources

Portelli said: "I didn't form the view he was saying he would harm Luke".

After exposure to secret intelligence reports, the commission chairman, Mr Justice Collins, declared that "the government was entitled to form the view that there was and still is a public emergency".

"You could form the view that is very unlikely".

"However, I fervently hope that creditors will form the view that the best interests of everyone will be served by Rangers continuing as the successful club it is and recovering as a business in the forthcoming seasons.

It should be noted that, in contrast to the formulation of COP in Meucci (2006a, b), we do not form the view based on the assessment of only one investor, but based on the sentiment of a 'crowd of investors'.

But even in this toned down form, the view is up to its ears in metaphysically mysterious necessary connections of the kind that Lewis seems at pains to reject, given his broadly combinatorial conception of possibility.

The tarnished brand of B&B, and to a lesser extent A&L, may have helped form the views of staff and clearly played a part in motivating the Spanish owner to impose its name over theirs.

Jarratt formed the view Sharkie was "the most likely person to represent us".

"He had formed the view that there was insufficient evidence to justify that charge.

The police formed the view that the father was associated or connected with al-Muhajiroun, a proscribed organisation.

"One could be excused for forming the view that the Daily Telegraph has some form of vendetta against Ms Wran.