Sentence examples similar to start with the view from inspiring English sources

Start with the viewing angle.

A. It starts with the view that it's really bad for the environment to cut down trees.

Whatever they call it, the couple's apartment offers a variety of lovely touches, starting with the view from the living room windows.

Starting with the view that religion is analogous or similar to philosophy, al-Fārābī argued that the idea of the true prophet-lawgiver ought to be the same as that of the true philosopher-king.

WASHINGTON — Three powerful House committee chairmen have agreed to work together on legislation to overhaul the health care system, starting with the view that most employers should help finance coverage and that the government should offer a public health insurance plan as an alternative to private insurance.

If the attack on Proposition 8 starts with the view that marriage need not be between one man and one woman, why stop there?

That label was started with the view of releasing music by people in Bristol and bringing their work to light," she says, adding that starting up Peach Discs is an opportunity for her to take full control of a project, with an idea that is entirely hers.

There was a continuum of opinions, starting with the view that the fetus became a person from conception.

We first analyze the historical evolution of ideas, starting with the views of Pliny the Elder in the first century ad and ending with the debate on the 'Eaux et Forêts' in France in the 19th century.

"It's way better to start with the individual view.

More waterfront benefits and attractions are apparently in the works, and if it had to start with the grand view from home plate, so be it.