Sentence examples for takes a view from inspiring English sources
Each generation takes a view of the suffragettes that suits its needs.
London TravelWatch too takes a view: It is too early to tell how this will affect passengers directly.
"We are scheduled to fly to Cyprus on Tuesday morning, less than 24 hours after Congress takes a view about attacking Syria," says one concerned correspondent.
Her sensibilities may seem a throwback to the 60's, but she takes a view in her writings and conversations that dates back long before Bob Dylan.
The idea that a banker looks a borrower in the eye and takes a view on whether he can trust him came to seem laughably nineteenth-century.
As such, it's full of work that takes a view, quite literally in the case of Marjetica Potrc and Ooze Architects' wind-powered lift at the Foord Road Viaduct.
They take a view; you take a view; their view electorally prevails, you shut up.
"He takes a different view.
Bagehot takes a different view.
France takes a similar view.
Marino takes a different view.
