Sentence examples for strong view of from inspiring English sources

Not only does Mr. Hastings have a strong view of the chief executive's role, he is Silicon Valley royalty.

They showed such a strong view of reality, which seemed possible at that moment, but later as if there was a state of innocence that subsequently, irreparably disappeared.

I saw my father, with his strong view of Playboy, determined to stay true to what Playboy was, even if it had to get smaller.

The report says: "It was the strong view of the working group that there has been a major reduction in the microbiological risk from salmonella in UK hen shell eggs since the 2001 ACMSF report.

"If Justice Thomas holds a strong view of the law in a case, he should offer it," David A. Karp, a veteran journalist and third-year law student, wrote in the Florida Law Review in 2009.

"The strong view of my US lawyer is that there is already a sealed indictment which means I would be arrested, unless the British Government gave information or guarantees that would grant me safe passage.

"That is very obviously an area where people have very strong views of individual and personal conscience".

"Rational expectations and strong views of efficient markets have taken a terrific hit," Posner pointed out to me.

Some caution, early on, is natural: national governments have strong views of their own on foreign policy.

Beneath his shuffling gloom, he's a manipulative, self-involved imperialist, whose strong views of history have claimed their imaginations in different ways.

"The findings may well dwell on fine points of law rather than a strong moral case," said Moynihan, who added that the strong views of athletes on the subject had been presented as a factor in the BOA's favour.