Sentence examples for have a certain view from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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.

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".

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.

Because I have a certain point of view, my humor is going to come out through that music no matter what.

Some findings have been reported by authors as minor details, but they have a certain value when viewed in a new context or linked with other data and, therefore, are worth being included in this review.

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