Sentence examples for lang views from inspiring English sources

As such, Amy Chozick writes, Ms. Lang views the company not as a magazine publisher but as a branded news and entertainment company.

The U.S. sociologists Kurt Lang and Gladys E. Lang view panic as the end point in a process of demoralization in which behaviour becomes privatized and there is a general retreat from the pursuit of group goals.

Mr. Lang said he views casino development as economic development.

Hired a year ago from a digital advertising firm to head Time Inc., Time Warner's magazine behemoth, Ms. Lang was optimistically viewed as an out-of-the-box answer to the knotty problem of making a print company dance in a digital era.

In Hastings's view, Lang was probably more sympathetic to Rome than any other Church of England archbishop of modern times, responsible for a discreet catholicisation of the Church of England's practices.

On top of this, Delzer viewed Lang as unimportant: "Nobody understood why somebody who was gone, who literally did not log on for two years, could help out the community".

One can envision a world like that shown in the old German expressionist movie "Metropolis" where the people are turned into an organized machine to turn profits for the powers that be in Fritz Lang's prescient view of the future.

(But under what name was he known? Who would recognize the 16th- and 17th-century Italian missionary Matteo Ricci under Li Matou or the 18th-century painter Giuseppe Castiglione under Lang Shining?) A more balanced view must take into account many factors, especially the textual problem and medieval ideas of the world.

But Ms. Lang was not impressed by this first viewing of the work, which to her looked like "just walking".

By Daniel Lang The New Yorker, July 15 , 1944P. 58 Retrospective view of Rome; the German occupation of the city, treatment of the population by the Nazis.

By Ogden Nash The New Yorker, February 22 , 1969P. 36 Lang syne 'twas only a pair of Mc's View Article By David Remnick By Jelani Cobb By Jia Tolentino By Sam Knight.