Sentence examples for taking one view from inspiring English sources

TB We must be very clear that we are not interested in a narrow, sectarian, purist party all taking one view.

"If the majority of members of a party take one view and I take another, I would think that would be something to be applauded, not 'What's wrong with you for being a part of that party?' " Fitzpatrick said.

Taking one's view of the world from such sources, Johnson implies, leads to yet another form of cultural blindness.

He perceives that the majority of liberal opinion took one particular view of a matter and he followed slavishly, rather than stopping to consider whether the "bigot" of a differing view had any legitimacy.

For what it's worth, it's my view that taking one seed (as opposed to filling one's pockets greedily) is within the spirit of the work.

Try and Understand Your Spouse's Point of View: Take one minute to consider your spouse's point of view.

Follow-up care is critical in mammography, they note, and because mobile units often are only authorized to take only one view of each breast, if an abnormality is seen and multiple views would be helpful for a diagnosis, a woman must take on that responsibility herself.

Mr. Gioe, who lives in Pelham, took one look at the view from the shoreline, with the river in the background and the New York City skyline beyond it, and was sold.

Each sub-classifier was taken as one view of MultiV-MHKS.

Here each sub-classifier is taken as one view of the original base classifier.

But the egoist need not make that move it is rational simply to take one's own point of view, as well as the point of view of the universe of the utilitarian superperson.