Sentence examples for has a distinct view of from inspiring English sources

Each has a different take on the early days, when record producers were puzzled by the unlikeliness of four white guys making this music ('Come back when you're black') and on life when girls and riches arrived: 'I even have money in my pocket that doesn't jingle.' Each has a distinct view of what happened when DeVito landed them with mountainous debts.

For more than 25 years, researchers have suggested that rural populations may have a distinct view of health that differs from other non-rural populations.

The other panelists did not seem to share Mr Schwartz Giron's view.Each member of the panel had a distinct view on what had gone wrong in the euro zone, although all implicitly agreed that the blame could be assigned to dysfunctional institutions and insufficient attention to rules.

Each paradigm carries forward a distinct view of the acceptability of MPH non-medical use.

"He has a distinct point-of-view and a cleverness that makes his work resonate both inside and outside of his community".

She has a distinct point of view, a refreshingly not-fashionable one — she salutes Sunday-school virtues!

"Frieze has a distinct point of view," Thelma Golden, the director of the Studio Museum in Harlem, said on Wednesday.

The album has a distinct point of view and featured instant classics like "Last Nite" and "Someday," which had sharp, catchy, stuck-in-your-head guitar riffs, punked-out drums and Julian Casablancas' twisted croon.

She always looks good, no matter the occasion (whether she's on the red carpet, hanging with her boyfriend, getting groceries, you name it) and she has a distinct point of view whenever she gets dressed.

Though Rock has a distinct point of view -- natural is better -- instead of outrage, he relies on irony and his own bemusement to walk us through a world he clearly finds troubling.

Each comic persona has a distinct world view, a unique idiom, and a richly imagined backstory.