Sentence examples for once again view from inspiring English sources

Some minority groups may once again view police officers as armed instruments of government oppression.

He asks himself, "At what stage in the reconstruction of Germany, at what point in this tremendous effort will the turbulent past fade, enabling the visitor to Germany to once again view the society with that credulous gaze of a nineteenth-century traveller?" Never, for this visitor.

Once everything is sorted, clicking on the top of the stack will spread it out so you can once again view everything all once.

By Elspeth O'Halloran The New Yorker, March 17 , 1928P. 105 And if I count them once again, View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.

"Big government" is once again viewed with deep hostility, and much of the public is not merely cynical, but fuming.

Pharmaceutical issues showed strength as well, as investors once again viewed the sector as a safe haven.

A series of injuries stymied his career, but he has steadily climbed the rankings and is once again viewed as a contender for major titles.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, buoyed by his handling of Tropical Storm Irene, is once again viewed favorably by a majority of New York City voters, according to a poll released Monday morning by Quinnipiac University.

Once dismissed as anachronisms, floor specialists are once again viewed as a thriving part of the Wall Street scene.

What if this award is a vote of confidence from the world community that America is once again viewed as a worthy steward of that flame?

Interviews with voters and Democratic operatives here say the critical test this time will be whether Clinton — once again viewed as the inevitable Democratic nominee — learned from last time.