Sentence examples for of the views held from inspiring English sources

Anyway, do staff really vote on the basis of the views held by the gaffer?

I am not proposing this line of argument as a decisive refutation of the views held by the current Republican presidential candidates.

A book sale in the corner of the event, hosted by the Thatcherite Bruges Group, offered a taste of the views held by many in the room.

Throughout her tenure, she has consistently championed progressive values and policies that are squarely in the mainstream of the views held by the vast majority of the American people.

In order to avoid unnecessary dispute and miscommunication, doctors must better understand the nature of the views held by the general public (and hence those of patients' relative), and their expectations and preferences.

This finding does not require the abandonment of this method of involving the public but does certainly enrich our understanding of the views held by some members of the public.

During the interviews, women will have made judgements about the nature of the study and the views held by the study team.

He is not of the view – held by many in the party – that Ukip is best ignored because Farage is primarily taking votes off the Conservatives.

Second, the presentist might claim that Socrates does exist, albeit as a nonconcrete object, adopting the temporal analog of the view held by Linsky and Zalta.

Liberal critics of the view hold fast to the principles of liberal democracy but reject the DRR in part for the reason that the DRR is illiberal.

The views of interview participants may not be representative of the range of views held among those involved in the programme's implementation.