Sentence examples for stern views from inspiring English sources

But the grandchildren softened his stern views.

He holds some pretty stern views on sex, even by Republican standards (see Lexington).

The aforementioned Mary Norwak has stern views on crumble, which she condemns, in its English incarnation, as "dull and insipid".

He was a party man, with stern views on discipline but he believed in the Common Market.

Thomas Edison has some rather stern views about over-sleeping, but kept a cot in his office.

He has stern views on moral issues; but this Princeton and Oxford-educated preacher can happily discuss the Indian economy and the flat tax.

This stern view may, in fact, be winning the battle of public opinion.

By Olive Stanton The New Yorker, February 1 , 1936P. 30 After Eden Adam grew stern View Article By Anthony Lane By Jia Tolentino By Andy Borowitz By John Cassidy.

It's easy to take a stern view of this spectacle.

Now, let's take the other perspective — and examine some arguments against the stern view.

Grand Manan always had more than its share of churches that take a stern view of drinking and carrying on.