Sentence examples similar to hold a shared view from inspiring English sources
Happy couples feel comfortable voicing their needs for the relationship and holding a shared view for the direction of the relationship.
A shared view of Israel made us prouder of ourselves and ready to hold ourselves to a higher standard.
That is a widely shared view.
Another key dynamic is what's known as "preference falsification" to political scientists and "pluralistic ignorance" to social psychologists: when people privately hold a particular view but do not share it in fear of reprisal, punishment, or violating a social norm.
Although it has so far managed to hold a 45% share of viewing and listening audiences (despite the emergence of 15 new commercial TV channels and 21 new radio services in its last financial year), the BBC is increasingly coming up against TV companies with much deeper pockets.
Undoubtedly some in the United States government share your perspective, but many current and former government officials hold a different view, to say nothing of the Afghan people.
Immigration advocates hold a darker view.
Not surprisingly, Republicans hold a different view.
Some GPs may hold a similar view.
Other analysts hold a more bullish view.
