Sentence examples for taken a view from inspiring English sources

The media has certainly taken a view, and it isn't favourable to the water companies.

The statement added that Bristow would "respond to the home secretary when he has taken a view".

For better or worse, we have taken a view today that it's time to change and move on".

"Many theorists in the gay-affirming world have taken a view that religion is a changeable aspect of personality," Throckmorton said.

Even the recently launched Huffington Post UK has taken a view with business psychologist, Alex Jaconelli taking the broadcasting talent to task for their self-protective viewpoints.

Surrey have since moved to 153-6 in 31 overs on a greentop and as they are scoring at five an over they seem to have taken a view.

They take a view; you take a view; their view electorally prevails, you shut up.

"Williamsburg landlords have taken a different view.

"IBM has taken a religious view.

"But we've taken a different view.

Indeed, he suggests that when this view of language is taken - a view 'ever present in the field of linguistics' - the resulting vision of language is 'so impoverished that serious questions about language can hardly even be raised, let alone imaginatively pursued' (Halliday 2003c: 2003c