Sentence examples for has a certain view from inspiring English sources

She is no fortune teller but, as a veteran of Taliban and Al Qaeda camps in Afghanistan and interrogation in Morocco, has a certain view of what may unfold now.

And if "the government" has a certain view of the world -- one in which large, sophisticated financial institutions play a central role -- in this case that view was largely promulgated by the financial sector and in service of its own interests.

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell seldom hesitated to tell the president that while Mr. Rumsfeld or Mr. Cheney might have a certain view, he had another.

"As the chief executive of the club currently at the bottom of the Premiership, I will have a certain view," Casey says.

"We have a certain view of McCall in his race for governor which is not highly favorable, and so I don't disagree with what Andrew may have said," he said in an interview.

It's a great read, full of the history and flavour of people who had a certain view of what New York could be – or inhabited a would-be oasis of imagination and change within the city.

He later said he preferred state funding of the BBC – a "straight government transfer" – to the licence fee and said the corporation had a "certain view of the world" and regarded "anyone who disagreed with it as plainly mad".

"So you are a "climate skeptic" if you have a certain view on climate policy?

"The Global Times' editorial has expressed a certain view," Xu said.

Each camera sensor has a certain field of view (FoV) and a fixed orientation, and it does not move.

Such a view undoubtedly has a certain attractiveness; it seems no more than a reasonable generalization of the mereological reductionism of which the world provides so much evidence.