Sentence examples for have a distinctive view from inspiring English sources
Once given the information, parents have a distinctive view of the off-label use of drugs.
However, the Labour hierarchy never had a distinctive view of welfare.
The deputy PM has long had a distinctive view of where he wants the Liberal Democrats to be – defined as much against clunky and centralised social democracy, as against social reaction.
As Kristol notes, Alito has dissented in high-profile free speech decisions, and has a "distinctive" view of what is and what is not constitutionally protected speech.
But these intellectuals — a group that includes anonymous bloggers and prominent academics — maintain that he does have a distinctive world view.
But the way to go from blog obscurity to blog-around-town is to blog often and have a distinctive point of view.
The particles made through this method would have a distinctive crystalline shape when viewed through a microscope, said Richard Spertzel, a microbiologist and former head of biological inspection teams in Iraq for the United Nations.
Genes according to this view do not have a unique or privileged role in determining the phenotype; however, they do have a distinctive informational role (see section 2.4).
