Sentence examples for identical views from inspiring English sources

Roy Jenkins and I had far from identical views about the good society.

The year, 2000, was inopportune — his main rival was a sitting vice president with near identical views — and Bradley lost.

Nor is it helpful to think of Roosevelt and Taft as two men with identical views, different merely in style.

While we never saw marriage the same way, we have nearly identical views of a positive, empowering divorce.

The BBC is full of Conservatives and former New Labour apparatchiks with almost identical views about politics, business and the world.

The mayor and the first lady hold almost identical views on gun control, which could complicate any effort by Mrs. Clinton to draw a contrast.

"As far as I am aware, Chris Grayling takes an identical view of the importance of rehabilitation.

But the three members of Mr. Bush's economic team offered an identical view to their listeners: the president is concerned, but the economy will improve.

In many cases he visited the same towns that he owned postcards of, though there is only one instance (in Morgan City, Louisiana) of his taking an almost identical view.

"We have a large panoramic photograph taken this year by Randy Clark of the identical view that appears in a painting that Kensett took for a painting that includes Long Neck Point in the distance.

Introducing Beckett's later novels in a new Grove edition of the writer's work issued to mark his centenary this year, Salman Rushdie takes the opposite — or, life being what it is, perhaps the identical — view: "These books, whose ostensible subject is death, are in fact books about life".