Sentence examples for set of views from inspiring English sources

The clearest set of views on the Republican side belongs to Santorum.

That is to say, there's a certain set of views I hold about the issues that we'll be discussing.

"I don't know of any set of views like it has, except possibly the Woolworth Building," he said.

"We are functioning," he added, "from a different set of views on many critical items of policy".

Trump's presidency and his campaign are the embodiment of a set of views shaped long before he became a politician.

Second, we describe a set of views that allow examining the code evolution models at different levels of detail and from different perspectives.

It was called "The Neoconservative Moment," and in it Fukuyama announced that neoconservatism had evolved into a set of views that he could no longer support.

Among the old elements, the most important is a set of views about society which Mr Henderson calls "do-it-yourself economics".

The chief economist has a well known set of views on this which he has expressed in various forms over several years".

As Gallup points out, "this is up from 25 percent who held this set of views a year ago, and is the highest since 2001".

This set of views, loosely linked to the work of Michel Foucault, criticizes the modern tendency to recategorize human behaviors as medical pathologies demanding expert diagnosis and care.