Sentence examples for longtime view from inspiring English sources

The mayor's comments were consistent with his longtime view of Mr. Arafat.

The longtime view of many of these Republicans has been that Mr. Bush's political attraction is anchored as much in his personality as in his stands on issues: They say he comes across as a regular, upbeat guy without pretension, one who is appealingly self-confident and responsible, and one who is not afraid to say when he does not have an answer.

Although he says he has helped raise more than $1 million for local hospital and environmental charities, some longtime residents view him as something of a parvenu.

Although Komen reinstated funds to Planned Parenthood within three days of the public outcry, the organization was widely criticized for what many longtime supporters viewed as a decision made to appease anti-abortion rights supporters and politicize women's health care services.

New auditors also bring fresh eyes, while longtime auditors often view their work as routine, said Lynn Turner, a former chief accountant at the S.E.C. and now a professor at Colorado State University.

Longtime residents of View Park have a thinly veiled code for the signs of change they see in their upscale neighborhood: "joggers"... "dog walkers".

The scandal-plagued county commission had voted to approve the mayor's budget and Ms. Seijas, a longtime commissioner, was viewed as particularly vulnerable.

That speaks volumes about how a longtime Beltway insider views the rest of the country.

What she apparently doesn't understand is that, in light of the revelations of her longtime husband's views on race -- her courtside presence evokes the feeling of a plantation owner overseeing the workers.

As a longtime republican, I now view George VI with sympathy and empathy.

So when I heard that British universities, longtime bastions of the view that narrower and deeper is better, were beginning to reconsider, I wanted to know more.