Sentence examples for spread of views from inspiring English sources
Perhaps out of nervousness over the spread of views like this, in recent days Buena Vista had kept publicity about the movie under unusually tight wraps.
The emphasis on providing a deeper insight into the spread of views on the FOMC signals a different approach from that of his predecessor, Alan Greenspan.
If Labor and the Greens are a no, the government will have to hustle nine crossbenchers to say yes – quite the task given the spread of views on the crossbench.
There was an enormous spread of views represented on the ballot papers - Iraq is the only Arab country which offers almost everyone, including Trotskyites and monarchists, the freedom to stand for election.
The limitations of self-selecting samples should be obvious, because the spread of views expressed will represent only those people who saw or heard the invitation to respond to the poll.
The minutes showed that different members saw different risks, but they did not repeat November's language of there being a "material spread of views", which had caused market analysts to believe that some MPC members were edging closer towards raising rates.
The report concluded counter speech did little to diminish the spreading of racist views.
"The government wants to create a chilling effect to prevent the spread of critical views".
The infamous speeches of Joseph Goebbels, rousing the masses to enthusiasm around the idea of "total war", Leni Riefenstahl's great propaganda movie Triumph of the Will, or the much reproduced anti-Semitic caricatures of Der Stuermer are all easily accessed and offer far more to worry about to people fearing the spread of extreme views.
Pakistanis now need to know what their new general intends.The good news is that, although the army itself is a conservative and Islamic organisation, General Musharraf is not a fundamentalist: he is, say those who know him, a westernised liberal who is alarmed by the spread of extremist views in Pakistan.
Now, however, 45% of Americans say they have heard "a lot" about the scandal and another 28% had heard at least "a little" — and as knowledge of it is spreading views of the governor appear to be shifting.
