Sentence examples for part views from inspiring English sources

Sachs, for his part, views this mindset as a toxic influence on the larger economy.

Europe, for its part, views U.S. moves such as abandoning the JCPOA and moving its embassy to Jerusalem as actually weakening U.S. leadership by exacerbating transatlantic differences.

And even in that shrinking part, views on immigration, law and order and education values are very different" from its better educated urbanite supporters.

The wife, for her part, views sex as not only condoning her husband's affair, but also as accepting the fact that he will never "own up to it" (she never mentions having no interest in sex).

Mr. Pildes, for his part, views the events of the last three weeks as a fulcrum for reform, whether increased voter turnout in subsequent elections, more attention to ballot design or modernization of voting systems.

The Kremlin, for its part, views the expansion of NATO to Russia's borders as itself a provocation, and points to such U.S. measures as the placement of a new ground-based missile-defense system in Deveselu, Romania.

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Japanese nationalists, for their part, view China with suspicion.

"It's part arrogance, it's part viewing people in Flint as expendable," Schuette said.

In the left of the picture is a part view of the foyer.

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