Sentence examples for friendly views of from inspiring English sources

Politicians pushed through the adoption of government-mandated school textbooks with friendly views of nuclear power.

Of the other four commissioners, two are Democrats who tend to be wary of "media consolidation" and two are Republicans who may be more inclined to take a friendly view of the merger.

So Du Châtelet takes an extremely friendly view of the role of hypothesis in scientific reasoning.

In some cases organizations build a separate mobile friendly view of a page, but it's generally recommend that you use something called Responsive Design.

For instance, his friendly view of Russia which he predicts will eventually join the European Union and links to Russian business have generated concern.

Unfortunately, Jefferson, like most British colonists of his day, did not hold an entirely friendly view of Native Americans".

State of the Union speeches tend to be well received, because they're disproportionately watched by people already inclined to take a friendly view of the president ― and Trump's was no exception.

The newspaper said the only channel that seemed to do a competent job covering the bombings was Russia Today, a government-run, English-language channel that offers Kremlin-friendly views of Russia to the rest of the world.

The Wall Street Journal quoted Senator Charles E. Grassley as stating that her views were "concerning" because she might "take a more corporate-friendly view of civil laws under the S.E.C.'s jurisdiction".

When United News and Media put the Express group on the block, Mr. Desmond was sanguine from the success of his celebrity magazine OK!, which offers a glossy, celebrity-friendly view of such personalities as the former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham and her husband, the soccer star David Beckham.

It's a court that imposes a rather Blair-friendly view of justice on the world.