Sentence examples for protect a view of from inspiring English sources

The curious wedge-shaped Leadenhall Building, known as "the cheesegrater", is intended to protect a view of St Paul's Cathedral from a pub in Fleet Street.

It is not about stopping the tabloids exposing sexual misconduct – I have no desire to read about Wayne Rooney's latest infidelity – it's about perpetuating and protecting a view of society where men can behave like Neanderthals and then be told by a court of law that it is absolutely fine to treat women like lumps of meat.

When our children remain silent, however, they're not protecting a comfortable view of world peace.

He argued it was important to protect a variety of views in media and what he called a "monument of the French media landscape".

Giving the DPP the "keys to the court" actually means that the public interest decision is brought forward from the charging stage and hidden from view, and will protect a swath of suspects from arrest.

There was an alley that could not be breached and a limit on height to protect the view of the Capitol building.

This was a view of our Army & Navy protecting, the white population from the brown, as a result of racial feeling- tanks lumbering across fields, soldiers running about.

Bork's critics accused him of taking too narrow a view of the Constitution on protecting civil rights and liberties.

If someone tells her this isn't true, this will likely lead her to protect her view of herself by doubling down on her belief and discounting the other person's judgment.

These cases are not really about protecting privacy, they are about protecting a male-dominated view of the world where it is legitimate to have sex with whoever they want and not have to account for it.

Madelin also used to show diagrams of the many constraints governing the site: mainline trains, underground trains, the canal, listed buildings, a corridor protecting the view of St Paul's Cathedral from Hampstead Heath, which limits the height of buildings.