Sentence examples for held a view from inspiring English sources

We had recently held a view that Capita's IT advantage for winning this work had eroded.

He added: "At that time, the military was not exactly friendly toward the gay community, or anybody that held a view as such.

At that time Mr. Berenson held a view of Botticelli somewhat different from that of the scholarly community of Florence, and I thought to myself what a good thing it was that I came to study with him.

Or perhaps he held a view similar to Zalta's discussed above.

Lingham held a view that put him at odds with the many regulators around the room.

J.L. Mackie held a view like this one and embraced this result — Mackie's [1977] error theory about "good" extended only to such putative non-relational senses of "good".

By and large, it was observed that although the students hold a view about employment potential of their jobs, they are reluctant to work in their own jobs.

But this generates a problem: how is S entitled to hold a view?

Can causal theorists (or hybrid theorists, for that matter) also hold a view like this? Yes.

Contemporary mainstream economists hold a view concerning objectivity that mirrors Max Weber's (see above).

In cycling, some hold a view that Bradley Wiggins has been too good this year.