Sentence examples for have views that from inspiring English sources

Real experts, you see, tend to have views that are not entirely one-sided.

Harold Brooks-Baker, publishing director of Burke's Peerage, remarked, "The Marchioness is known to have views that are diametrically opposed to most sane people.

Fiyaz Mughal, head of the Tell Mama charity, which campaigns against Muslim hate crimes, said Mr Phillips' claims "assume Muslims have views that are inherently different to other communities".

The other danger is that if politicians merely assume that most Muslims have views that are moderate they may be blinding themselves to the scale of the challenge they face.

"The best way to tackle those who have views that are not aligned with community cohesion and a united Britain is to air those views in public, challenge them in public and defeat them in public like our proud tradition of our country of free speech," he told The Independent.

Engaging the public means listening to, and taking seriously, all sorts of opinions, although engaging people who have views that might appear to oppose scientific progress can agitate members of the scientific community.

MAYBE David Blunkett has views that don't fit easily into a single box, or maybe he is a master tactician.

Granted, our views differ but at least she has views that aren't exclusively dictated by a fear of red tape and NI contributions.

"As such, I wanted to speak with the BBC about sharing a stage with somebody that had views that are so strongly against my own.

As a whole, the billionaire class has views that are profoundly out of step with everyday Americans.

"Someone may have viewed that as an opportunity," Bonsey said.