Sentence examples for that views to from inspiring English sources

Is has long been established, that views to natural scenes can a have a dampening effect on physiological stress responses.

But the owners have not expressed that view to him, Selig said.

"He says Boris is really a 'confused Inner', and their previous conversations confirmed that view to him," he wrote.

Comments by the participants gave strong indications that view to the outside influenced the choice of preferred control strategy.

Investors seemed to take that view to heart on Monday, pushing Goldman's shares above $118.

Sotomayor made it very clear that the majority wanted to put that view to rest.

And now Dr. Graham is preparing to bring that view to the new administration.

But isn't that view to be expected of someone in her position?

In "Breaking the Heart of the World," John Milton Cooper Jr. puts that view to a serious, scholarly test.

Let me return, with that view, to the moment in Persona I have described, one of the most sublimely beautiful and moving moments in film history.

Kripke's aim is first to restate a Millian view of proper names (they denote without connoting) and then to extend that view to natural kind terms.