Sentence examples for has viewed with from inspiring English sources

In other traditions, he has viewed with horror the monsters that result when different spheres of being are mixed.

Turkey, which strongly backs anti-Assad rebels, is fighting an insurgency by the Kurdistan Workers' party (PKK) on its own territory and has viewed with growing alarm what it sees as Kurdish expansionism in Syria.

Holding has viewed with dismay the way England have twisted and turned over the ­sacking of Pietersen as captain and Peter Moores as coach on the eve of the current tour.

He has viewed with sadness Blackburn's misadventures since he left in February after expressing bewilderment with the owner, Venky's, peremptorily sacking Sam Allardyce, and it is fair to say he does not regret his move.

In addition, the Burmese government hasn't indicated it's willing to change its stance on the Rohingya, a community it has viewed with disdain for decades.

In context, abortion rights groups might have viewed with relief Judge Souter's refusal to make that commitment.

During the proscriptions of 43 bc from which she enriched herself Fulvia was reported to have viewed with pleasure the heads of Rufus and Cicero, Antony's victims.

He also questions whether it is right to expect sportsmen to act as role models for society, pointing out that Tiger Woods was vilified for behaviour that would have viewed with far more tolerance had he been a Hollywood actor.

If the Supreme Court strikes down all or part of President Obama's health care law, it will have unraveled a legislative compromise that many liberals had viewed with suspicion from the beginning.

These results also dovetailed with the strange discovery in 1998 that the expansion of the universe was speeding up, a discovery that many astronomers and physicists had viewed with suspicion.

Ralph died in 1994, a few weeks before Tony Blair became Labour leader, but had viewed with unease his sons' part in creating what would become known as New Labour.