Sentence examples for summarized the views from inspiring English sources
Thomas C. Fox, in his book "Sexuality and Catholicism," summarized the views of the American Catholic sociologist and novelist Father Andrew Greeley.
When the debate was exhausted, Summers, perhaps recognizing that he had misbehaved at the morning meeting, faithfully summarized the views of everyone at the meeting, including Goolsbee.
During the meeting's final session, Maciej Nowicki, the COP president and Poland's environment minister, summarized the views of those in attendance as being mutual.
In this study, we have summarized the views of decision-makers at VIHA regarding their past experience with and their hopes for priority setting processes.
We then collated the views of the panel members and summarized the views in a format suitable for feedback so that each member received a summary of the panel view as well as a reminder of the scores that the member had assigned to each scenario.
A top-secret State Department memo summarized the view of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in 1961: "all is well with the atomic stockpile program and there is no need for any changes".
In an interview before the trials began, Gloria Feldt, president of the Planned Parenthood Federation, summarized the view of many of the ban's opponents: "This law has no exception for women's health, or for severe fetal anomalies.
(UP-2) Despite the weaknesses and limitations of the present version of the directive, one participant neatly summarized the view of the majority of participants regarding the utility of the HCID or some such tool: "Not having it allows total absence of control, therefore it is a necessary evil".
Work especially on summarizing the views that go most against your own.
No longer will she be expected to summarize the views of others, but to state her own, saying, as Mr. Card explained it: "This is what I think.
The estimate was requested by Congress, and it was supposed to summarize the views of the C.I.A., along with those of the Defense Department's intelligence experts and other agencies, like the State Department and Department of Energy, that might have important information to offer.
