Sentence examples for reinforced views from inspiring English sources

That factor reportedly reinforced views Mr. Rumsfeld had when he headed independent commissions studying intelligence issues.

Positive comments from China's premier, Li Keqiang, eased fears that the country's economy would continue to slow down, and reinforced views that the government would act to stimulate growth if necessary.

A perceived reluctance on the part of financial regulators to pursue the scandal, as well as the tacit endorsement of the Olympus board by friendly bankers and Japanese institutional shareholders, has reinforced views among foreign investors that entrenched executives in Japan are still able to thwart any attempts at change.

So what?" Mr. Condit's first nationally televised interview about the case on Thursday night appeared today to have reinforced views among constituents that he is lying or that he is genuinely struggling, as he insisted, to spare his family and the Levys further pain by refusing to cater to news media questioning since Ms. Levy's disappearance in April.

The scale of the tragedy in Newtown has reinforced views.

Lower unemployment claims on Thursday reinforced views that mass layoffs are moderating in the wake of the financial crisis and the auto industry's bankruptcies.

For the country's disaffected, it only reinforces views of him as an elitist and a globalist.

Four reports helped to reinforce views, flagging in recent days, that the Federal Reserve might raise rates in August.

It is interesting that none of the staffers described Times readers as liberal-leaning thinkers who read The Times because it reinforces views we already hold.

For the U.S.A. or Asia, a British withdrawal may reinforce views of Europe as riven by division and decline.

Buyers used to want 'exotic' works that reinforced colonial views of Africa.