Sentence examples for offers the view from inspiring English sources

Evan Osnos offers the view from China and rounds up gloating headlines from the Chinese press.

When he calls Cardinals games locally, he offers the view favored by a fan.

But Roch Wamytan, a Kanak leader, offers the view that the new territorial parliament will mature, intrusions from Paris will decrease, and independence is likely to follow.Both men agree on the need to develop the economy quickly.

Away from their soap opera, though, ESPN.com's John Clayton gives you his winners and losers and SI.com's Peter King offers the view from inside the Rams' "war room" and his take on the comings and goings.

And when Boris offers the view that the ban he introduced on alcohol consumption on public transport - one of his first acts as Mayor - has made a difference, I'm ready to buy.

The Jets fan, on this night, and morning after — another goddamned Giants victory, and another last-minute, thrilling, gut-checked victory against a seemingly better team — offers the view from Denmark, the account that doesn't count, the sober assent that doesn't really matter.

Panorama, also in Athani, is no exception, and also offers the views its name promises.

But Secretary of State John Kerry offered the view that the army was "restoring democracy".

Late last week, Human Rights Watch offered the view that guerrillas attacking Iraqi civilians were guilty of war crimes.

The company had offered the view that the closing was the result of political opposition to Hitler.

I offer the view of a chartist chum who was honest about the supposed art of reading graphs.