Sentence examples similar to summary of views from inspiring English sources

That seems a fair summary of the views of many of Mr. Bush's important nominees.

"Currently there is no vaccine that has been shown to be efficacious in the field," the agency wrote in a public summary of its views last year.

What follows is a summary of his views on each horse, combined in some cases with comments offered by the trainer in his pre-season brochure or from the quick chat we had afterwards.

He sponsored a two-page ad containing a lengthy summary of his views in the Wall Street Journal, and set up a blog on which he promised to answer strangers' e-mails.

An article in Science Times on Nov. 18 about the rare blood infection known as Chagas disease included an imprecise summary of the views of Dr. Hira Nakhasi, director of transfusion-transmitted diseases at the Food and Drug Administration, about the lack of a screening test for the disease.

Require all reporters with bylines to post the following on The Times's Web site: who got their vote in the major contests in the last election and a brief summary of their views on several topics of current importance, for example, the Iraq war, the administration's fiscal policy and the candidates now seeking the presidential nomination.

As a summary of their views, parents within this study described participation as a dynamic and reciprocal social process of involvement in being with others.

At some point - perhaps soon - the foreman will collect the forms and give a summary of their views to the judge.

Collins' summary of his views on identity and personal identity make it clear that he agrees completely with Locke's account of identity and the individuation of masses, living things and persons (Clarke p. 875; Clarke and Collins, p. 231 2).

He intended that the book be used as a summary of his views on Christian theology and that it be read in conjunction with his commentaries.

The second round sought consensus on a summary of those views.