Sentence examples for she would view from inspiring English sources

That is just how he hoped she would view his dog adoption, Mr. McLanahan confessed.

And in a lecture about legal issues related to natural disasters, published in 2008, Judge Wood suggested that she would view trying terrorism suspects in military commissions, as Mr. Obama has proposed, with suspicion.

And if a person believed that morality originated only in societal sanction — regardless of whether that position was true — he or she would view morality as nothing more than an instrumental good to his or her own selfish ends.

She'll be glowing with pride in how well you handed the prospective future family interview, as far as she's concerned, you could take her out for a hamburger and she'd view it as fine dining.

It seemed a long time since she'd viewed people up close.

She said she feared that he would view her as weak or stupid for staying with her husband for so long and that he would try to get rid of her.

Feinstein said she hoped the public would view the report in the "spirit of a just society [that] functions under law, and that when we make mistakes we admit them, we correct them, and we move on," she told reporters Monday.

She said she had worried about how they would view her family.

She would send him scenes every day or every other day as she finished them, and he would view them.

"And she still won, so I would view her potential as being enormous".

She contended that most people would view toll lanes as a luxury rather than a benefit to communities.