Sentence examples for formed a view that from inspiring English sources

But, it seemed, most formed a view that, despite his pace and scoring ability, there must have been a catch.

Increasingly, voters formed a view that Cameron and Miliband were cancelling each other out – just blaming each other rather than setting out their stall.

From my office, I watch the cornices lining up along Eighth Avenue, the peaks and ridgelines forming a view that no one contemplated when those buildings were going up.

Their writings recapitulated in more precise form a view that had surfaced in earlier reflections on science from Aristotle onward.

Last week, in an interview with Chris Matthews of MSNBC, Mr. Trump said that should abortion become illegal, women who underwent the procedure should face "some form of punishment" — a view that put him at odds even with many fervent abortion opponents — before later recanting.

The evidence from the last parliament is that voters formed a view of Labour under Ed Miliband's leadership pretty quickly, so what the Corbyn team says and does in its first few weeks will be crucial.

"Information of a serious nature has been presented, and following a thorough and rigorous assessment, I have formed a preliminary view that the Club is in breach of the rules and that action needs to be taken with respect to the registrations of two individuals," Smith said.

For many decades governments have formed a consensus view that strenuous activity, and the appearance of strenuous activity, is the best way to show that you are working hard governing the country.

Doyle: "Did you ever form a view about whether that's likely that's what Luke told her?" Portelli: "It could be likely that's what Luke told her".

This is a form of intellectual snobbery: a view that "less-thoughtful" individuals shouldn't be exposed to dramatic headlines because they are bound to misunderstand them.

But it can allow us to form a view of the world that rises above deception and to see what's important in our humanity.