Sentence examples for formed view from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — Senator John McCain has long made his decades of experience in foreign policy and national security the centerpiece of his political identity, and suggests he would bring to the White House a fully formed view of the world.

He said it was probable they had heard about Mr Sheridan and Mr Coulson and formed views about them.

Like Early Exiles, they tended to have come of age before the revolution and to have pre-revolution formed views on life.

We open to-morrow night and I have to teach these fiddlers how to read a score... Monologue form View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ben Taub By Masha Gessen By Malcolm Gladwell.

That sort of detail would help taxpayers and bondholders to form views about future policy.

These policies also shape how entrepreneurs and investors size up market opportunities and form views on product strategy.

While university spokesman James Gardiner said the matter would be raised formally with the university's management he stated the institution doesn't "form views on the opinions of academics".

Given that many children can understand and form views about their diagnosis and treatment, should they have a say about which treatment they receive?

But I formed a view then, which hasn't changed, about his fitness for public office.

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.