Sentence examples for has a particular view from inspiring English sources

They say he has a particular view of the state.

Wasser has a particular view about marriage: don't.

He's still Holden Caulfield, and has a particular view on things.

"I'm not some crazy moralist who has a particular view of how relationships should be," he says.

President Chirac has a particular view of France (as a country with a distinctive, moral voice, which should not always oppose the US or always agree with it).

They have personalities that are sometimes difficult to handle – and Nicole is one of those people who has a particular view of things which she's absolutely entitled to".

"People know my view and I could not in all honesty interview Gordon Brown about it if I have a particular view so I have ruled myself out".

Lawyers often have a particular view of a controversy, but not Chris Christie; he would take it all in, then formulate his advice or a position".

"Americans, especially conservatives, have a particular view of Europe as over-regulated, therefore suffering from weak growth and Euro-sclerois," Mr. Moravcsik said.

"Americans have a particular view of how to provide security, and many in the world do not share that vision," Amit Chanda and Kate Joynes of the World Markets Research Center, a private political and economic analysis group, wrote in the International Herald Tribune.

"I am not aware of any unhappiness and I really would not believe what you read in parts of the press about this, where I suspect that they have a particular view," he said.