Sentence examples for rather different views from inspiring English sources

Obviously McGurn and I have rather different views about what constitute the "best" of conservatism's current stable of ideas.

I would not be wrong, I believe, if I were to say that we have rather different views even on Hemingway.

Still, it is not difficult to discern in them rather different views of the relevance of 'context' to epistemology.

The Environmental Economics and the Ecological Economics perspectives on payments for environmental services (PES) propose rather different views on how to define PES, its key elements, and on the role of PES in ecosystem conservation and rural development.

There is new evidence to suggest that Marylanders outside of Baltimore hold rather different views on the Gray protests than those who live within the city.

Between these two books, with their rather different views of disaster, one can obtain a surprisingly broad political education into the philosophical unpinning of global corporate capitalism and its perennial alternative, cooperative civic society.

Owen Jones takes a rather different view.

Others, however, take a rather different view.

But foreign visitors took a rather different view.

called 'Cereal Reoffenders' took a rather different view.

The Human Lance-Targets!" Sissako takes a rather different view.