Sentence examples for quite different views from inspiring English sources

The agreement between the authors arises, as they say, from quite different views.

These two groups have traditionally had quite different views of the role of the state.

TWO MPS WITH quite different views employ the same metaphor for modern British politics.

Or are we seeking a society in which people with quite different views of the world to live peaceably together?

What does matter – and it matters a lot – is that the Bank and the Treasury have quite different views about what a reformed financial sector should look like.

He said that while the Tories and their coalition partners had "different histories and traditions and sometimes quite different views", the parties were working together to sort out the long-term problems the country faced.

Yet Associated Newspapers takes a quite different view.

Commentators from the world of dance had a quite different view.

That's what critics have always tended to say about Wright, and my book takes a quite different view.

In March 1999 the Blair government took a quite different view of Balkan affairs, pressing Nato to commit troops to Kosovo to counter the threat of genocide against Albanian Muslims.

Much as I respect Francis Fukuyama's thoughtful effort to place the Bush administration's aberrant foreign policy within a cogent intellectual matrix, I believe that a quite different view of it is also tenable.