Sentence examples for taken different views from inspiring English sources

Two Telegraph writers have taken different views on his prospects.

Speaking after the vote, Cable said: "We have taken different views on this issue, but the party remains united.

Different departments have supported different factions there and taken different views on the role of, say, Iraqi exiles.

He described the nominee disparagingly as "the career insider of Brussels" and criticised other EU national leaders who he said had "taken different views along the way".

Federal courts around the nation have taken different views of whether that provision bars state law damage claims against medical devices approved by the F.D.A.

"It's questionable it would have broken the partnership," he writes, noting that the two sides had taken different views on other major issues including the Suez crisis, the Vietnam war and the Falklands.

"People just take different views.

These groups take different views of the leadership's legitimacy.

Two Washington academics, who often agree, take different views of the party's future.

"Clearly the prime minister and I take different views on this and we always have done".

Egyptian texts take different views on whether the gods are responsible when humans suffer unjustly.