Sentence examples for most common views from inspiring English sources

In fact, from the Assembly floor Monday, and in conversations with Assembly Democrats over the last two weeks, two of the most common views were these: right message, wrong messenger; and right message, wrong timing.

The most common views in Trace Compass are the Control Flow view and the Resource view.

One of the most common views expressed was that further education and support for breastfeeding should be provided in addition to, or instead of, financial incentives.

The most common view of Milingo is as an amusing eccentric.

That seems by far the most common view among refugees here, although it's not universal.

Among contemporary Platonists, the most common view is that the really defining trait of an abstract object is nonspatiotemporality.

The most common view -- the one Merrill Lynch said it used -- limits nanotechnology to products and production processes measured at 100 nanometers or smaller.

Although there was some grumbling from players and fans, the most common view was the one uttered by Laszlo Boloni, coach of Lisbon's Sporting.

"This marks the most common viewing ground between African-American and non-African-American audiences since Initiative Media began the study" a decade ago, Ms. Koerner said.

Eric Shinseki, the secretary of veterans affairs, declined to speak to me, but the most common view among those I interviewed was that the V.A. has improved but still doesn't do nearly enough about the suicide problem.

The most common view in the industry about the future of TV drama draws on another parallel with book publishing: the model in which the same story is made available in a variety of delivery methods for various tastes and generations – hardback, paperback, audiobook, ebook.