Sentence examples for many views in from inspiring English sources

Clinton, Edwards, and Obama at this point, the chief competitors—have many views in common.

"It would be obliterated in its current form from many views in many neighborhoods," said Daniel Goldstein, a spokesman for the group Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn.

Kellert first focuses on one of the key intuitions driving many views in debates on scientific explanation: Namely, that the sciences provide understanding or insight into phenomena.

There are many views in the historical and contemporary philosophical literature on wisdom that have knowledge, as opposed to humility or accuracy, as at least a necessary condition of wisdom.

Although Day and Pope Francis share many views in common, few people who knew her in her youth could have predicted that she might one day be a candidate for canonization.

The performance fell short of the $70 million-plus opening some foresaw after sellout crowds — 85percentt of the ticket buyers women, many viewing in groups — brought the film about $26 million in sales on Friday.

What in the world could possibly be worth such a sacrifice, or the nine years of my own life that I spent willing to die for America in a conflict which many view in retrospect as a poor idea, myself included?

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Many view involvement in research to be a democratic right of service users.

Yahoo was persistent — too stubborn, in many investors' views — in resisting Microsoft's approach.

Be that as it may, many urban views in the exhibition appear influenced by Atget's somber attentiveness to the city's byways.