Sentence examples for may view the from inspiring English sources

While sex addicts take their problem seriously, other addicts may view the concept with derision.

Some may view the decision as favoritism toward a wealthy white offender.

It highlights, too, how differently film-makers may view the same institution.

Some nostalgists may view the signs as more unnecessary hand-holding by a paternal City Hall.

Luxury buyers, including women who may view the other models as overwrought boy racers, may prefer the Jag's calmer approach.

Officials at these colleges suggest that parents may view the cost of tuition there as worth any sacrifice.

The audio guides will offer new random-access equipment so visitors may view the collection in whatever order they choose.

Some may view the statue as a colossal piece of kitsch, but who wants to imagine New York without it?

Proud patriots may view the bison's survival as a triumph of individual entrepreneurialism, trickle-down philanthropy, or conservationism.

Many Indians may view the prominence of Ambanis, Birlas and Tatas as part of the natural order of things.

And a third observer may view the same acts as just nonsense, which comes awfully close to simply unpopular.